The Estacada news., July 18, 1907, Image 4

T lílv U S T A C 4 DA
GEO. G. BROWNELL
Company
&
PVBUSHKD
TH U RSD AY
NEWS
Brick Plant to kun
M O R N IN G
II. A. WILLIAMS
at the potioiflce In Estacada. Oregon, as
second class mall
Th- 1 cited Aui-a'arociaf he'd at
Orchard Hpmt; last Thursday was a ,
very successful affair.
City Council
All the New Machinery Has
Henry W. Dewey of Portland on
' a fishing trip last week near here Cost of New Water Plant Con­
Been Put In Place
caught a fine Rainbow trout which
sidered to Be $1900
CLACKAM AS
COUNTY
H • E A D Q U A R T E R S
,
CLACKAMAS TITLE COMPANY
606 608, C h am lier of Com m erce,
red
inches 1,mg and w-eigh-
P O R TLA N D , OREGON
ed
a
pounds
and
jq.
ounces',
in
the
j
SI 00
Or.e year
Plastic
Repressed
Brick
river
just
below
the
power
station
50
Sis months
Treasurer Cooper Makes Re­
on the Clackamas.
The fisherman
Full equipment of maps, plats, ab­
Have outside Land, including Farms, for
port, $2200 on Hand
JULY i8, 1907
The new machinery for the brick used a March Brown No. 2 fly, and
stract books and tax rolls
Sale.
Also residence property, situated in
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•"' . plant ha-» been placed in position, it took him 20 minutes to land the
*
Nick and Alice Longworth passed Tand everthing is ready-for opera fish.
The city council met in its pala­ Agents for Clackamas County Laud
through Portland Monday night tions.
A few days delay has been
cial and well-lighted public meeting
M ONEY LOAN ED
Oregon City, Gladstone, Milwauke,
T IT L E S P E R F E C T E D
quite unbeknown to that city. Our caused by a missing shaft pully but
chamber Monday evening.
A few
Estacada, Malwaukie Park, Oak Grove
nation is getting to lie a set of real a new pully is l>#ing cast in Port-
bills were audited and paid. W. S.
Jfi-
common people.
land. The w w machinery which
Irwin appeared and was sworn in,
E. r. & r. B. RILEY,
On easy terms. Title guaranteed and Ab­
•
■
. has just licen put in consists of a
and his bond approved and filed.
Attorneys, Counselors at Law
“ I don’t care who’s elected but I disintegrator, a brick machine, a Estacada Musicians <^g anize
The water committee reported its
stracts furnished.
Money to Loan at low
findings in the proposed new water
must sinch my job” — so says the brick cutter and an Eagle repress
T o Dispense Music
rate of interest to assist purchasers
pipe line. Surveyor Gossett, who
brainless ass that walked into the machine. The only part of the old
is making the survey and figuring
plant which will Ire used is the big
booth Monday to cast his vote.
We
have
a
band
a
silver
cornet
on
the cost of the project, gave the
drying
pan.
It
will
take
all
the
Heriniston Herald.
power that can lie furnished by the band, composed of 19 players. The hoard some information on the sub­
« n& aaK K H H H cC A L L O N U S a g su E B B ecec B
organization was made a week ago, ject. The pipe line will be about
With good roads, more bridges 50-horse power engine to run the
and the instruments have all Ireen 4000 long, and will have a drop of
factory.
Supt.
Plant
is
wanting
and better streets our future will be
purchased. Poo l “ sweet strains of about 50 feet from the source to the
to
engage
more
hands
for
steady
great.
Should the Garfield Devel­
happy music” will lie floating thru high reservoir. The estimated cost
Office In fhe Caufield Block.
Phone 521
opment League secure a rock crush­ employment.
the air, and Estacadans will be of the gravity system, including a
er for t'lis part of the county it will
j lulled to their peaceful slumbers by- permanent clarifying tank at the
be an important step toward our
Epworth League
I home made music by a home made headworks is about $2250. But with
greater development.
Suitable for
I band. The players are: Lee Brou- a temporary device to clear the sup­
all purposes
The following program was given son and George Shultz., clarinet; ply of water $i8oq will cover the
Clackamas’ ‘-minty will hold a at Tuesday evening’s Epworth Neal Bronson, Harry Eckles, Ed.
cost. Mr. Gossett stated that the
county fair at Gladstone park next League social—
Mallory and Emerson Surface, Cor- supply of water appeared to be suf­
■ fall. A fair association has been
Instrumeutal solo, The Hunter’s net; Louis Gerber, Cecil Schock, ficient to fill a 6-inch pipe at the
ESTACA DA B R IC K & TILE
organized with >2,000 capital, and Glee; paper on The Knights of the Earl Wilson and Willis Yonce,
lowest supply period of the season,
W ORKS
shares
will
be
sold
at
$5
each.
It
Round Table, and a vocal solo, Trombone; J. E. Bourbonia, Bari- and the pipe would convey 300 gal­
■ ■ ■ ■ of Estacada, Oregon» ■ <"■ ■ ■
is now in order for farmers and all Somebody’ s Pride, by Mrs. McPlier- tone; Toni Jones, H. North, Roy
lons per minute into the city. The
others to prepare for the exhibit.
MANUFACTURERS OP ALL CLASSES OF
sou; Mr. Spookendyke's Purchase, Woods, Mellephone; Claude Kerry, council further engaged Mr. Gos­ Estacada
Oregon
by Mary Dale; a Jumbled Concert Double Bass; Ed. Kaffoury, Jordan sett to supply the board with all
Vice-President Fairbanks paid a Recitation, by the ladies, the audi- ¡Shultz., Saxaplione; Timer Groff, necessary details for installing the
short visit to the Pacific Coast this ence successfully guessing two of Chas. Ferry, Drums.
whole plant, and the material need­
week.
Mr. Fairbanks is too much the recitations.
Much amusement
Practice work will begin about ed. City Treasurer Cooper gave a
of a smooth, get-the-money Meth­ was afforded the company by at­ August 1.
J. K. Bourbonia will statement of the city’s finances and
odist gentleman to take well with tempts of blind-folded ones to draw give the boys instructions. George
which showed as follows -
this great fast West. His call was pictures of animals on the black­ Shultz is treasurer, Ed. Mallory is
Reed into the Gen’ l fund $2672 86
semiofficial, and added a few rails board for others to guess.
Cakes, secretary, J. E. Bourbonia is presi- Paid out........................... 2381 95
£t££t+High grade building material a specialty
to his political fence.
leinouade and homemade candies d en t and Toni Jones vice president
Balance......................... $ 290 91
were served.
Lively closepin con- of the organization,
Reed into the sewer fund $ 387 78
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tests closed the evening s merri-
Pomona Grange
Paid out...........................
308 00
If You Are Going to Build, We Can Fit
The DuBois farm of 197 acres,
meut.
Cliff Sarver brought a load of hay
Balance......................... $ 79 78
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into town Monday- for Wm. Delap. Reed in water fund......... $3617 78 90 acres in cultivation, 15 in fruit,
You Out to the Top Notch in Every­
An exhibit of some fine fruit was
Mr. Sarver calculated that he had Paid o ut......... .x.............. 1802 14 good pasture, buildings, water, on
GARFIELD NEWS
made at the district Pomona grange
thing R e q u ir e d * * * * * * * * * * * * * * .*
plank "road 2 miles from Estacada,
on a ton, but on weighing it he
Balapce......................... $>815 64
at the Eagle Creek hall last week.
near school and p. o. Soil rich, in
found he had onwver 3300, and ev­
There are warrants outstanding
Sjotne of the Bing cherries grown lfy
Maggie Johnson, of Milwaukie,
Mouldings in All Styles
the Springwater country.
Terms
ery spear of it clean, fresh, well- amounting to $676.37
Norman and Harrison Tracy were spent a part of last week with her
easy. See or address,
seasoned hay.
The load brought
The board adjourned till the 23rd
very large, one of them measured friend Olive Wager.
him a good sum.
at
8 p. m.
3 Y\ inches around it. Edwin Bates
Last Saturday evening a few of
Henry DuBois,
Best
Medicine
in
the
W
orld
for
Colic
and
showed
some
large
Royal
Annes,
the young people of Garfield sur­
W. A. JONES i* our selling agent in Estacada, Oregon
SP
R
IN
G
W ATER,
OREGON
Railroad
ties
are
being
shipped
Diarrhoea
and D. M. Marshall displayed fav­ prised Miss Elsie Huxley, who has
|
out
over
the
O.
W.
P.
line
every
“ I find Chamberlain's colic, cholera &
orite Oregons. The exhibit showed been spending the week with her
Telephone connection direct with mill
what an excellent year this is for aunt, Mrs. Ida Huxley-. The even Diarrhoea remedy- to lie the best remedy- , day. And in Ontario alone there
cherries. And some say there have ing was spent in music and many in the world,” says C L Carter of Skirum will be cut this year 4,500,000 ties.
Ala. " I aul subject to colic and diarrhoea
CARD
been better years. The following interesting games.
Ice cream and Last spring it seemed os tho I would die, Consider the amount of new road I T I M E
program was given—
cake was served and the stirprisers and I think I would if I litdn't taken | and repairs these will make.
i OEO. C BRO W N ELL
”
W. A. H K YL M A N
: 0. W. P. & Ry. Co.
went home wearing a smile that Chamberlain's colic, cholera and diarr­
Song by Eagle Creek grange.
OR KG ON CITY
*
KSTACADA
Mr. and Mrs. J G Brown were
Elna Hoy- hoea remedy. I haven't been troubled
‘ ‘The Village Oracle” by F M Gill. would not come off.
E S T A C A D A -P O R T L A N D
-
BR O W N E LL and H E Y L M A N
with it since until this week, when I had in town, Monday. Mr. Brown has
gaard,
Maggie
Johnson,
Jessie
Lem
Reading
by
Freda
Duus.
ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW
'[ Cars .eave Estacada for Port­
a very severe attack and took half a bot­
Essay Reading by Maggie Johnson. on, Olive Wagner, Grace Davis, tle of the 25c size Chamberlain's colic, ; l>een in poor health, and this was
land:
PRACTICE IN ALL COURTS
Song by the grange.
Elsie Hllxley, Walter and Ralph cholera and diarrhoea remedy and this his first visit here in several months.
All kinds of Legal Business promptly attended to
7 : 37 . 9 = 37 . > > '37 A. M. and
"T h e Mishaps of a Boy” by Mr. Lemon, Herbert Huxley, Karl Wag morning I feel like a new man.*’ For He would like to get someone to
Estates and Probate Matters carefully taken care of
cut wood for him. He also has sev­
Johnson.
i: 37 . 3 4 7 . 5 : 37 . 9:05 P- M.
ner, Harry Huxley, Walter Wood- S l l c h .v theKstacada Drug Store,
eral tons of hay for sale.
Song by the grange.
ard, Herman Davis, Norman HiUf- j
Cars leave Portland for Esta­
An interesting exhibition of quick ley, and Mr. and Mrs. Thos. H ux­
cada:
Ihc Doctor away Irom Home when Need-
PRIVATE MONEY TO LOAN
Take the Postmaster’s Word lor It
and scientific dishwashing by Mess­ ley were present.
, ed
7:30, 9 ' 3 0. 11:30 A. M. and
On real estate security.
F M Hamilton, postmaster at Cherry-
William L- Haviland spent three
People are often very much ditnppoint- rs Duus and McDonald took place
1:30, 3:40, 5:44,^7:15 P. M.
$1000 for 2 to 5 years
vale,
Ind.
keeps
also
a
stock
of
general
| ed to find that their family physician is in the dining hall.
days with Olive Wagner.
$500
for
1
year
merchandise Snd patent medicines. He ! Way freight leaves Estacada
STA B LE
\ away when they most need his services.
Twelve were taken into the 5th
The hay-rains are here and fann­
$750 for 3 years
says: “ Chamberlain's colic, cholera and ! 1 in the morning, daily except
Diseases like cramp colic and cholera degree of the order.
$
1500
for
5
wars
ers are looking doubiously at their
diarrhoea remedy is standard here in its
W . A . JO N E S
j morbus require prompt treatment and
Sun. returning in the evening.
$400 for 2 to 4 years
line. It never fails to give satisfaction &
PROPRIETOR
have in many instances proven fatal be­ Mr. Cassidy Writes.
Still Kick­ hay crop«.
$600 for 3 years
we could hardly afford to tie without it.” 1 Main offices of she company: 132 1-2
fore medicine could be procured or a phy
$500 for ? to 5 years
ing
For sale by Kstacada Drug Store.
First St. Portland, Oregon.
The right way Is to
Good rigs and careful drivers always I siciau summoned.
The boys who went to Newport
$2500 for 1 to 5 years
keep at hand a bottle of Chamberlain’s E d it o r N e w s —
have returned. They had a good ; At 6 per cent. Call write or phone
SPECIAL ATTENTION
' colic, cholera and diarrhoea remedy. No
In your notice of my time :it the big frog pond, living on by July 1, 1907— John \V. Loder,
Given Hunting and Fishing Parties | physician can prescrilie n better medicine
G E T YOUR
return
from
the
East in a previous si a food and the bracing salt water Atty. at Law, Stevens Bldg Oregon
I for these diseases.
By having it, in the
Conttipation
Citv, Oregon.
house you escape much pain and suffer- issue I take notice of your design«- air. Doctor Smith and party had
For constipation there is nothing quite
; ing and all risk. Buv it now; it may save ting me as a "kicker” which may gone into camp at Nye Creek, and
WOOD & LUMBER
so nice as Chamberlain’s stomach and li­
life. For sale at Kstacada Drug Store.
I/>cal und Long Distance Telephone
lie with you to mean all right.
the doctor had caught his first
ver tablets. They always produce pleas­
ant movements of the bowels withoutany
But, presuming that your paper whale in the ocean,
disagreeable effects. Price 25c Samples
goes beyond the confines of KstJc% j
PROFESSIONAL CARDS
DONE A T T H E N E W S SHOP!! free at Estacada drug store.
da, to readers who may not under-1 Messrs. Jones, Reed, Fraley and
stand the significance of it I will j Cooper attended the development
Dr. C. B. SMITH
say that, in a political manner you league meeting at Garfield.
m
ust
w
in
upon
th
eir
PHYSICIAN & SURGF.ON
I may call me a kicker, and that is j
merits. The International
O F F IC E and RESIDENCE
j only half the story. I intend to he
D ictio n a ry has won a la kicker so long as I am right, and
Over the Bank of Estacada
greater distinction upon have a kick coming. And as for the
B y J A M E S W IL S O N . S e c re ta ry o f A g r ic u l t u r e .
P H O N Ii
name, when we look over the public ;
its merits and is in more
E
E
D
IX
G
lias been a little backward on account of the cold
prospectus today and see the names
weather, but there is plenty of time between now and tho last
general use than any other of public men that adorn the kick­
of September to grow a crop of A L L K IN D S of grain. In
William K. Haviland, M. D.
work of its kind in the 1 ers' column l can liear the cogno-
Minnesota
and the Dakotas, where wo raise most of our spring
men
with
perfect
equanimity,
and
I
PHYSICIAN and SURGEON
English language.
as for X 011 <>r anybody else who do wheat, seeding was delayed about two weeks.
Office at drug store
- -
K*taca*la
A. II. Sayc*. I.L.D ., D.D.. o f O xford
While tho weather has been unseasonably cold in some grain re­
not like my kicking proclivities all
/ l l n l v e r » l l j , K n e l n m l , b u t u 'r r n t l y m id
■ o f i t : It in I im U imi a uutrvolnu* work ; Jt id
RESIDKNCK
the
apology
I
have
to
offer
is
-if
gions,
still it has not boon severe enough to retard plowing, and niv
■ difficult to < onoetvoof a dictionary ntoro
und complete. Kvorytnir.iT til
Phone I exhaustive
Corner Shafford and Fourth
you don’ t like it, you are at liberty
advices are that the ground in those states was nearly
In it not only what wo might. expo« t to
JO B A N D C O M M E R C IA L P R IN T IN G
Und In sut h a work, hut ii . m * ivhut fovr o f
to do the other thing.
us would o\ er ha vo thought o f 1 m king for.
all made ready to receive tho seed in good time.
A suI'plemont to the new edition has
IN A S T Y L E T O P L E A S E
Yours Resp’ y
Brought it fully wx> to dato. I have boen
Wo will have warm weather, and I don’t seo what is
looking through the latter with a feel in«
John R. Cassidy.
o f astonishment at Its completencM, and
Dr. R. W . ANDERSON
to prevent a N O R M A L C R O P of spring wheat in
the amount o f labor that has been put
DENTIST
into It.
We are grieved that Mr. Cassi­
the United States.
Of rooms 41-2 Hamilton Bldg. Portland j
dy’ s pride has been injured. Since
A s regards the Canadian northwest, the reports
THE GRA ND P R IZ L
j he glories in placing his name along
(the liiffbtMt award) waa riv e n to tho In­
Will visit Kstacada every Saturday
that this year’s harvest may bo S E R IO U S L Y D I­
ternational at tho WorkTa Fair, t't. Louis.
* side of those of such objectors to
•m
M IN IS H E D may have some foundation. Accord­
__"A Teat In rrcnunciatleu,” in­
Office with Dr. C. B. Smith
! wrong and oppression as Robert
v i ' ; . r « l «■
i H in t.
.
ing to what I regard as authentic advices from that
Tor tho whole family. Alan / h AJ
Emmett, Roosevelt, Patrick H ell-,
Illuni n;!r«l i ainphlof.
region, the weather has been so cold that plowing
ry and Voltaire, we should think he j
O. &. C . M tRRIAM CO .t
has
been almost impossible.
P U B L IS H E R S ,
j would tie pleased to t>e referred to J
SUBSCRIPTION RATES
Factory Soon T o Be Making '“
Silver Cornet Band
BRICK
FOR SALE
Oregon
City
The Dubois Lumber Company
Fir and Cedar
FARM
L UMBE R
FOR
SALE
C. E. DUBOIS, Manager
Livery, Feed
Sale
&
PRINTING
ALL GOOD THINGS
The Season’s Crop Outlook.
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c A t ‘Qf e N e w s S h o p
id
Dimick & Dimick,
G p r i n o f i i l o , M a s «:.
Attorneys at Law
fN B'Xortary Public, General Law
Practice, Mortgages foreclosed, Ab­
stracts furnished
M ONEY LO AN ED
OFFICES: 2, -3 & 4,
O h voon C i t y
A N PR KS F N BI.IV
O r pc . on -
BUY C L A C K A M A S
COUNTY
FARMS
THE CANADI AN FARMER HAS U S UA L L Y L EFT HIS PLOWI NG
: as being a "kicker.” Take it as a :
FOR
THE SPRING. AND THI S YEA R HE FINDS HI MSELF IN A
mere joke, Mr. Cassidy, and let it
I go at that.
However, do not get SAD PREDICAMENT.
However, such a condition in tho Canadian northwest will not
j infected with the sulks, the latest1
inako
a great deal c,f difference when this year’s crop is H A R V E S T E D .
■ epidemic.
The Canadian farmer grows bin a small portion of the total crop of
Mrs. K. L. Fraley returned home
Tuesday. While she was gone she wheat, and I am of the opinion t' ” the deficiency, if there should be
visited Butte Falls, ascended Mt. • r y in that part of tiic country tuls year, W IL L H A R D L Y BE
1 Pitt, and visited at Drain and at X O Y 4 CF.D when th" him”
thr-” V ;n th«* n e r d ha« been emu
Roseburg. Her father, George W.
pleteiL
I Estes, accompanied her.
Your name is always desired oil
We N E W S ’
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