The Estacada news., June 27, 1907, Image 4

N E W S week, but has just received another only separator which will turn out exposition. They expect to start
one quart of whey and three quarts on July 5th.
separator.
PUBLISHED THURSDAY MORNING
of cream from a gallon of any ordi­
An exchange says that the cow
The little child of Mr. and Mr.
nary milk.
first taught man the art of kissing,
N. Tracey was successfully treated
H. A. WILLIAMS
and that it has become a luxury of
George Lockerby has traded his for hernia last Saturday.
Em.r«d u th . pouoHIc. In E i l n d i Or.gon u civilization.
farm
of 80 acres in the Garfield
Mcond class mall
A-Mr. Young, living west of he e
Jesse Stub!» came down from his country to J. W. Reed for the prop­
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claim last week and will remain un­ erty occupied by A. E. Sparks' gen­ was operated on by Drs. Haviland
O n. yaar ................................... ............ — *1 00 til after the Fourth visiting his peo­ eral store. Mr. Lockerby may buy j and Babcock last week for alicess.
Six month............................................................ 50
ple. Jesse has the healthy color of a lot in Estacada, build a house and
Rev. H. E. Stubbs and Brothers
a plainsman.
live here.
JUNE » 7 , 1907
Scott and McGregor arqr conducting
THE
GEO. C. BROWNELL
& Company
Have outside Land, including Farms, for
Sale. Also residence property, situated in
At the seaport of Nagasaki the
past year, six ocean-going steamers
were built, and four torpedo-boat
destroyers and one steel caisson.
Oregon City, Gladstone, Milwauke,
Estacada, Malwaukie Park, Oak Grove
On easy terms. Title guaranteed and Ab­
stracts furnished. Money to Loan at low
rate of interest to assist purchasers
.CALL ON
Phone 521
Oregon City
The Dubois Lumber Company
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Estacada, O re g o n -
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MANUFACTURKRS OF ALL CLASSES OF
Fir and Cedar
LUMBER
{High grade building m aterial a specialty££££££
If You Are Going to Build, We Can
You Out to the Top
Deputy Assessor G. F. Horton
was in Eastern Clackamas Thurs­
day of last week making the assess­
ment, and everybody were aston­
ished to find out they were so very
wealthy.
It is remarkable how rapidly the
age are multiply­
ing. Wood pulp boxes are now
used to ship fruit jars etc. in. And
fresh fruit such asoraugcs is shipped
in them. A great saving of weight
is effected, and the pulp box is
cheaper than the wooden one.
i inventions of the
Office fn (he Caufield Block.
Notch
in
thing
Mouldings in All Styles
C. E. DUBOIS, Manager
W. A. JONES i* our selling agent in Estacada, Oregon
Telephone connection direct with mill
W. A. H E Y L M A N
GEO. C BRO W N ELL
ESTACADA
OREGON CITY
The electric railway lias lieen fin­
ished and cars running as far east
as Fairview. Last Sunday the peo­
ple of that place and neighborhood
with a number of the railroad offic­
ials celebrated the event.
Among
the attractions was a foot race be­
tween F. I. Fuller and Rev. Scott.
The Oregon State Land Board
has decided to repay to A. T. Kel-
leher the purchase price and inter­
est paid by him on certificates of
sale for about 30,000 acres of land,
which certificates have been can­
celed for fraud in the original appli­
cation. The amount to be repaid
is $30,000.
Fit.
Every­
Livery, Feed 4 Sale
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[very Man His Own Doctor
The average man camt|il .uford to em­
ploy a physician lor every slight ailment
or injury that may occur in his family,
nor can he afford^tojieglect them, as so
slight an injury as the scratch of a pin
has been known to cause the loss of a
PROPRIETOR
limb. Hence every man must of neees-
| sity lie his own doctor for^this class of
Good rigs and careful drivers always ; ailments. Success often depends upon
prompt treatment which can only 1* had
SPECIAL ATTENTION
when suitable medicines are kept at hand.
Chamberlain's Remedies have l>een in
Given Hunting and Fishing Parties
thi market for many years and enjoy a
good reputation.
W O O D & LU M B E R
Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and Diar­
rhoea Remedy for bowel complaints.
Local ami Long Distance Telephone
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy for
coughs, colds, croup and whooping cough
Chatnlierlain's Pain Balm (an antisep­
PROFESSIONAL CARDS
tic liniment) for cuts bruises, butns,
swellings, lame Imck and rheumatic pains
Dr. C. B. SMITH
Chamberlain's Stomahe and Liver Tah-
i leta for constipation, biliousness and
PHYSICIAN & SURGEON
stomache toubles.
O FF IC E and RESIDEN CE
Chamberlain's Salve for diseases of the
Over the Batik of Estacada
skin. One bottle of each of these five
preparations costs but ft .15. For sale by
PHONE
the Estacada Drug Store.
STABLE
W. A. JONES
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William K. Haviland, M. D.
PHYSICIAN
Office at drug store
SURGEON
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Estacada
RESIDENCE
Corner Shafford and Fourth
Phone
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Dr. R. W . ANDERSON
DENTIST
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Of rooms 41-1 Hamilton Bldg. Portland j
Will visit Estacada every Saturday
Office with Dr. C. B. Smith
Dimick & Dimick,
Attorneys at Law
fV * N o r ta r y Public, General Law
Practice, Mortgages foreclosed, Ab­
stracts burnished
M ONEY LO AN ED
O FF IC E S : 2 , 3 & 4 ,
O rroon
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it y
A brass band or something has
been giving unmusical serenades oc­
casionally at evening of late. The
boys are musically inclined, and an
instructor should be employed to
teach them another tune.
man north of town, visited there
church, Oregon City.
also, Monday.
A branch of a gooseberry bush
on show at the drug store the past
Gleaned By the Wayside
Ellwood Madden of Manhatten,
week shows how the berry produces
in this country. Four small bushes
Taken all in all J. P. Irvin’ s gar­ Nevada, has bought five acres of
on Henry Trapp's place gave about den is the best looking one in the the Bridenstine land along the bluff
below the city water reservoir. Mr.
80 pounds of this favored fruit.
neighborhood of Estacada.
Ed Linn has begun to build a and Mrs. Madden were here Sat.,
and were greatly pleased with the
Recent transfers E. L. Hunt to fruit dryer on his place.
R. W. and W. F. Cary, yi interest
Jacob Berger, who went to Colo­ place. Their plan is to build an
in SeJ^ of NeJ^ of section 25, town rado several months ago lias re­ expensive home on the place and
6 south, range 6 east, and lot 2 and turned and is more than ever in 1 make it a winter resort residence.
SeJ^ of N w J4 and
of N e^ of love with old Oregon; he.is staying
The editor and family, together
section 30, town 6 range 7. $50
with J J Honebon.
with Mrs. Williams' parents, Mr.
R
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Currin
has
been
having
O. W. P. townsite company to M.
and Mrs. H. M. Young, spent Sun­
C. Adkins, B. O. Boswell, J. B. trouble with one of Job’ s compan­
day at the home of Mr, and Mrs.
Haviland, J. W. Reed and R. A. ions; it was one of the kind that
John Scott at Milwaukie. Mr. Scott
“
sticketh
closer
than
a
brother.”
Stratton, all former rights with re­
Frank Thomas is buidiug a new owns the old, historic Seth Lewellen
spect to telephone and telegraph
place on which are still growing
lines in the city of Estacada. $5100. barn on his place.
fruit trees which Mr. Lewellen
O11
Thursday
evening
last
a
num­
M. C. Adkins, B. O. Boswell, J.
brought across the plains some sixty
B. Haviland, J. W. Reed and R. A. ber of young people of the neigh­ years ago. They are bearing boun­
Stratton to the Estacada Telephone borhood gathered at the home of tiful crops of the finest fruits. One
& Telegraph company, all formers’ Mr. and Mrs. C A Looney at Gar­ tree which was so grafted bears
rights with respect to telephone and field in honor of the Misses Pruner
three different kinds of cherries. It
telegraph lines in Ivstacada. $5100. and Hale. A delightful evening is a pleasure to spend an afternoon
was spent.
G P Looney, G P Looney, and at such a home.
T. J. Wirtz has secured the agen­
j
Wil Establish Commission Business Here
of closed Sunday towns.
munities.
stuff that can find a ready market
in the cities. Heretofore very little
attention has been given the growth
of vegetables, but should a good lo­
cal market lie established more will
The coun- be grown.
dale. We understand that it is the
intention of these gentlemen to go
into the commission business here.
They will buy all the farmers’ pro­
duce, grains, vegetables, poultry,
fruits, stock, eggs Etc.
A city of more than three thous­
and inhabitants, and no high school.
Such is the educational state of af
fairs at Oregon City.
The popu­
lation of the adjoining districts and
Crawford Brothers & Posson, con- residence for Mr. Fraley just south
which would benefit from the es­
tractots
and builders, are at work of the one on which they are now
tablishing of a high school in the
on a new five-room cottage for E. working. W. A. Cunningham has
L- Fraley which he is having b u ilt1 given the job to this same firm of
on Shafford street for renting pur- \ contractors to build hint a new cot-
poses. They also have the contract tage on his lots at the corner of 2nd
to build another and much larger and Curriu streets.
FARM
Three New Houses Going Up At Once F O R
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200,000 Feet of L .umber Each Week
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In the County Court of the State
of Oregon for County of
Clackamas
In the matter of the Estate
of
Emery I. French, deceased
The final account of the administrator
of the above estate being filed in the a-
bove court, by order of said court Mon­
day, June 24, 1907, at the hour of ten
o ’clock a. m. in the county court room
in the county court house in Oregon City
Oregon, is the time and place for hearing
objections, if any, thereto and discharge
of administrator and release of bonds­
men.,
JOHN W. LODER,
Administrator of the Estate of Emery I.
French, deceased
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Notice to Creditors
The undersigned has been appointed
administrator with the will annexed of
the Estate of Sarah B. Ingle, bv order of
County Court of Clackamas county, and
alb persons having claims against said es­
tate are hereby requested to present them
duly verified to said administrator at the
office of John W. Loder, Oregon City,
Oregon, within six months from this date
S. P. INGLK.
Administrator with the Will annexed of
the Estate of Sarah B. Ingle, deceased
M23-J20
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ESTACADA-PORTLAND
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;! Cars .eave Estacada for Port- j ;
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land:
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;f 7 = 37 . 9 : 37 . « 1:37 A. M. and
J 1:37.3:47. 5:37. 9:05 p m .
The DuBois farm of 197 acres,
90 acres in cultivation, 15 in fruit,
good pasture, buildings, water, on
plank road 2 miles front Estacada,
near school and p. o. Soil rich, in
the Springwater country.
Terms
easy. See or address,
] i Cars leave Portland for Esta- ;'
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cada:
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Henry DuBois,
j * Main offices of the company: 132 1-2 \
First St. Portland, Oregon.
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SP R IN G W A T E R ,
OREGON
G E T YOUR
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;; 7:30, 9:30, 11:30 A. M. and j ;
;; 1:3°. 3:40. 5 4 4 . 7:15 P- M. j;
■ ■ W ay freight leaves Estacada !!
. j in the morning, daily except Í !
!! Sun. returning in the evening. ¡ 1
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Colic anD diarrhoea
Pains in the stomache, colic and diar­
matters much over there.
rhoea are quichly relieved by the use
Shippers of products from the out sre, The DuBois Lumber Com­
of Chamberlain’s Colic, Cholera and
lumber mills near Estacada estimate pany, the Moore Lumber Company,
Diarrhoea Remedy. For sale by the Es­
advantages it needs, if it only votes that about 200,000 feet is sent out the Deering Lumber Company, the DONE A T T H E N EW S SHOP!! tacada Drug Store.
PRINTING
favorably.
and the Estacada company have ar
rived at terms satistfactory to both
companies. The Estacada concern
gives the rural people free exchange
in Estacada and with other rural
PRIVATE MONEY TO LOAN
lines with which it connects.
A
On real estate security.
charge
of
13c
a
minute
will
be
made
$ 1000 for 2 to 5 years
for Portland connections and 10c to
$500 for 1 year
¿750 for 3 years
Barton or thus side. Monday Supt
$ 1500 for 5 years
Boswell began stringing wires east
$400 for 2 to 4 years
to
connect with the line from that
$600 for 3 years
direction and north for connections
$500 for 2 to 5 years
with the Currinsville lines. Phones
$2500 for 1 to 5 years
At 6 per cent. Call write or phone have been ordered for a great num­
by July 1, 1907— John W. Loder, ber of the fanners.
Atty. at Law, Stevens Bldg Oregon
City, Oregon.
Garfield grange met Saturday,
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25 members present. A good pro­
gram of songs, recitations and dis­
cussions was given.
Upon motion
of F. M. Gill a committee consist­
ing of F. M. Gill, W. H. Holder
and E. L- Wonacott, was appointed
for the purpose of organizing a de­
velopment league to boost the inter­
ests of Eastern Clackamas county.
This committee wishes the coopera­
tion of merchants, farmers, millmen
and all interested in the develop­
ment of our part of the county.
ni.n
Remember the ball game and the
Manager Doherty, of the cream-
O r Ft', o n dance at Estacada the 4th.
1 ery, has been making cheese fora
an br ksen
Now, if Burbank will produce an
expurgated skunk, it will be an­
other benefit to mankind accredited
to him. The department of agri­
culture has decided that the polecat
kills grasshoppers.
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Do Not Neglect the Children
At this season of the year the first un­
natural looseness of a child’s bowels
should have immediate attention. The
best thing that can be given is Chamber­
the saloons of that city to be closed
lain’s Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Rem­
edy followed by castor oil as directed
W. E. Wood and S. A. Edmun- try tributary to Estacada is capable with each bottle of the remedy. For sale
son have moved here from Trout- of producing any amount of such by the Estacada Drug Store.
ATTORNEYS AT LAW
iM " l' l" I " l'l I I I I I ! I T IT T T T T l"t T *•■*"■■ '*" *„*,
Mr. and Mrs. B. S. Warfield of
Portland, were here Monday, and,
being pleased with the place, they
partly closed a deal for the Golden
Eagle restaurant owned by Louis
Martin.
In the county court of the State of Ore­
gon, for Clackamas county
In the matter of the estate of
Albert Meissner, decease«!
To Rudolph Meissner and
Meiss­
ner aud to all the heirs of said deceased,
known or unknowVi, greeting:
In Jhe name of the State of Oregon,
you and each of you are hereby cited and
required to appear in the above entitled
court, at the court room thereof ^t Ore­
gon city in said county and state on the
15th day of July, 1907, at the hour of 10
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a, m. of said day then and there to show
Services at the Methodist church enthusiastic Free Methodist meet­ cause, if any there be, why the petition
Sunday— Sunday S ho< at 10 a.m. ings in a large tabernacle in Estaca­ of the adiphiistrator of said estate for the
Children’s Day exercises, a special da, and good crowds are attending. the sale of the real property of said estate
should not be allowed, and an order made
program by the Sunday School. At
Tonight
granting the administrator the right to
7:30 Epworth League devotional
if you would enjoy tomorrow take sell said real property, which is described
meeting. Presiding Elder Rowland Chamberlain's Stomache and Liver Tab- as follows, to-wit: The west half of the
will preach in the evening, and ev­ 1 ts tonight. They produce an agreeable northwest quarter, and the northeast
eryone is cordially invited to all the 1 ixative effect, clear the head and dense quarter of the northwest quarter of Sec.
t e stomache. Price, 25 cents. Samples 28, T 3, S. R. 5 E. of the W M in Clack-
services.
free at the Estacada drug store.
j amas county, Oregon.
This citation is served upon you and
Carrico-Curran
Wm. E. Elliott and John A. Van j each of you by publication by order of
In the presence of the immediate Duseti, two of our old friends from the above entitled court made and dated
this 10 day of June. 1907.
friends the marriage of Thos Carri­ North Dakota, visited us Monday,
Witness the Hon. Grant B. Dimick,
co to Miss Nora Curran was solem­ and it was a pleasure to see them Judge of the above entitled court with
nized, last Saturday evening by again. They are prospecting the I the seal of said court affixed this 10 day
Rev. J. R. Landsborough at the West. Mr. Van DuseYi, who is a of June, 1907.
Attest: F. W. Green man, Clerk,
parsonage of the First Presbyterian relative of Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Hill­
Geo. L. Story, Atty for Admr.
Who can remember when horses
sold at so high a price as they do
now ? Good work teams are bring­
ing from $400 to $700 and some
owners are refusing $600 for good
teams. Horses which a few years
ago sold for $50 are bringing several cy for the Sharpies tubular cream Ballard Looney and their wives
times that now.
Anyone with a separator, and he says that it’ s the contemplate a trip to the Jamestown
team can get $5 a day and up.
B R O W N E L L and H EY LM A N
PRACTICE IN ALL COURTS
All kinds of Legal Business promptly attended to
Estates and Probate Matters carefully taken care of
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ESTACADA
from these mills every week. The
output is in various kinds, from the
rough to the high grade finished
material. The mills turning this
Linn Bros, and the Yocum mill.
Another mill belonging to the new
townsite company will soon be in
operation.
Springwater
C E LE B R A T IO N
G ran d 4th g f J u ly
In the grove on Ed. Closner’s farm
onehalf mile east of Springwater
Basket Picnic Dinner, Baseball, Races
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of Portland. Special provisions will be made for the care
Effect of “The Family”
Upon Marital Purity
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By R ev. Dr. CHA RLES H . PA R K H U R S T o f N ew Y ork
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IIE last blow upon the SANCTITY OF MAItRIAGEi
comes from a source which we \*ould never have anticipated,
and it has come in the shape of a book entitled ‘‘The Family.”
I have read it conscientiously from preface to conclusion, so
that I am not dependent upon the cstchlines of sensational papers.
The authoress expresses a shy distrust of nuptial purity, seems re­
luctantly willing to suspect that the ethics of the pasture may have to
suffice for the ETHICS OF TIIK HOME, and so sets hesitatingly
ajar the door that so many are wanting to sec widely opened into tho<
unfeneed fields of promiscuity and LIBERTINISM. I am not charg­
ing the book with any impurity OF INTENTION nor with any sug­
gestion of sympathy with immorality.
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I T M U 8 T. H O W E V E R . O P E R A T E T O GIVE M A T R IM O N IA L L O O S E ­
NESS OF LIF E A STAN D IN G OF R E S P E C TA B ILITY .
of the children
Everyone Welcome
Come*» filled Baskets
Your name is always desired on
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