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About The Estacada news. (Estacada, Or.) 1904-1908 | View Entire Issue (July 25, 1907)
I TH K GEO. C. BROWNELL & Company K ST AC ADA PUBLISHED THURSDAY G I R L W A N T ED | Fishermen White and Hooligan Mrs. B. O. Boswell accidently To do dining room and chamber of the Oregon Journal spent yestcr- fell last Friday and received a bad MORNING work in private home. Call on or day fishing at Cazadero, and pulled sprain of an arm. The injury is address The News, F'stacada, Ore. out some fine frys. healing, though slowly. N EW S| H. A. W ILLIA M S Sale. including Farms, for $400 at 6 per $600 “ “ $«00 *> “ $■ 500 “ “ See Bank of SI 00 50 JU L Y 15, 1907 Also residence property, situated in Title guaranteed and Ab stracts furnished. Money to Loan at low rate of interest to assist purchasers Eastern Clackamas county is tak ing al! the laurels this year from the rest of the state. The cherries are the biggest and most luscious, the strawberries are the reddest and sweetest, the vegetables are the largest and soundest, and the girls the sweetest and purest. «■EpaaaasiasK .C A L L O N U S.;, Office In the Caufield Block. Phone 521 Oregon City The word has been passed around that the Estacada saloons are to be closed on Sunday. Last Sunday’ s riotous time seems to have precipi tated the decision o” the part of the officials to close the houses of liqui dation. With an t ra police force for Sundays it v d seem an easy matter to keep a ill town with but one block or so to parol in an orderly condition. And what is our big city jail for? and our city court and peace officers? The city treas ury can stand the addition of a few fines. The Dubois Lumber Company — — of Estacada, Oregon- ^ M ANUFACTURERS OF A U , C LA SSES OF Fir and Cedar LUMBER M&tiligh grade building materia! a specialty^ 1 If You Are Going to Build, We Can Fit You Out to the Top Notch in cent. “ “ “ Estacada. Oklahoma will soon come into the Breaking into a nest of yellow- union. When reference is made to Oklahoma, or the name spoken, it ’ jacks while picking berries isn't the brings to mind the thought of wild, pleasantest kind of fun even if the frontier life. But Oklahoma has lively little things do cover you with the most stringent of prohibition kisses, says Dave \Vrarner. laws. F. E. Boner ecently received Oregon City, Gladstone, Milwauke, Estacada, Malwaukie Park, Oak Grove On easy terms. SPRINGWATER TO LO A N SUBSCRIPTION RATES H ave outside Land, Every thing Mouldings in All Styles C. E. DUBOIS, Manager The Columbia-SanPedro accident is another of the strange things that happen in the world. Two vessels on the broad ocean, traveling in op posite directions, ran into each oth er. Both vessels were several miles out of their usual course. Chances are one in thousands against such a catastrophe, yet it happens. That those two boats should chance to meet ^s they did on a dark foggy night seems strangely miraculous. It was only a happenstance, as it were, but where were the fog whistles ? n W. A. JO NES is our selling agent in Estacada, Oregon City Business Telephone connection direct with mill from a Minnesot ■ friend a beautiful wreath made ot milk weed. The coloring is vt ry pretty, and the de sign and work effect is extremely dainty. It is a delicate piece of ar tistic work. A radish has been on exhibit at North’s store the past week. It has the form of the human left hand with the wrist, hand, four fingers and thumb in a very striking re semblance to one's hand. It was grown in Doc Pulmateer’s garden. Services at the Methodist Episco pal church, Sunday June 28 - 10 a. m. Sunday School. At 11 the pas tor will preach on “ Love Thy Neighbor,’ ’ and in the evening at 8 on “ Remember Thy Creator.’ ’ The Kpworth Leigue at 7:30 will be led by the 4th vice-president. Subject, “ Enriching Others.’ ’ H. N. North is now sole owner of the Emporium general store, he having on Tuesday purchased Dar- owisli & Co’ s remaining interest in the business. Mr. North assumes all debts and collects all accounts of the old firm. Miss Miller and Mr. Kaffoury will remain in the store for some time, Willis Yonts con- tinues in his old capacity. W. W. Porter took a party'of rel atives out this week on a picnic up Eagle creek. They had a joyful old time but on the return one *of the hack wheels exploded and the party pleasantly tripped along for 5 miles until Will could get a gocart to take them home. The party consisted of Roy Porter and wife of Los A n geles, Mrs. N.«K. Groff, Mrs. J. T. Page and children. The Deering Lbr. Co, of Viola, W. A. H K Y L M A N | GKO. C B R O W N E L L T B R O W N E LL and H EY LM A N I ATTORNEYS AT LAW £ PRACTICE IN A L L COURTS All kinds of I,ogal Uusinns promptly attended to Estates and Probate Matters carefully taken care of i The Doctor away from Home when Need ed People are often very much disappoint- | ed to find that their family physician is | away when they most need his services. Diseases like cramp colic and cholera A . JO N E S j morbus require prompt treatment and PROPRIETOR i have in many instances proven fatal be- I fore medicine could he procured or a phy The right way is to Good rigs ami careful drivers always I siciau summoned. keep at hand n liottle of Chamberlain’s SPECIAL ATTENTION j colic, cholera and diarrhoea remedy. No Given Hunting and Fishing Parties j physician can prescribe a better medicine | for these diseases. By having it in the ! house you escape much pain and suffer ing and all risk. Buy it now; it may save WOOD & LUMBER Local aud Long Distance Telephone# j life. For sale at Estacada Drug Store. Livery, Feed & Sale STABLE w. ■ ■■■ 1 .» . .. ... . .........; PROFESSIONAL CARDS ALL GOOD THINGS Dr. C. B. SMITH m u st win PH YSIC IAN & SURGEON upon their merits. The International O F F IC E and R E S ID E N C E Over the Bank of Estacada D ictio n a r y hivs won a its merits and is in more general use than any other William K. Haviland, M. D. work o f it3 kind in the PHYSICIAN and SURGEON - - English language. Estacada R ESID EN C E Corner Shafford and Fourth Phone i Dr. R. W. ANDERSON DENTIST Of rooms 41-2 Hamilton Bldg. Portland ♦ + A . II. S ufc«\ L I » D ., D .D ., o f O x f o r d K lU t v e r s lt y , F.Dglan«'., hi < r o r e u tly mu i f «>t it : 11 i:> liuU-cil a nmrvclou.-* w o rk ; It 1st tli:!h nit t o 1 ohcc I yc «*f u «lu tn m a ry raoreEj e x iia u s tlv o noil e o in p lo 'o . r.v o rj th in g is I In it n o t o n ly w h a t « e toigh» e x p e c t 1 oB H» m ! I11 r.u« h \ w o rk , b u t aim» v hat fe w o f I Uit w o u ld •*» tn lm ve th ou gh t o f l ■« k in g fo r . I A pu d ? 1 n o t t o t h e n o w o d lt io a m m L i .t It fini y u p t o -lute. I i i i i v o l K o n f * th r o u g h t o o la t te r w ith a fM lfn o f of I« tiMhtm .it nt Its «•oinpletem'Wi, an the i. u o u u t 1 1 la b o r th a t has l sen p u t ! Into it. TH E GRAND D R iZ H Ith© hlffhtdt nwitni) wiu* jriven to the In- ternatiouul at Hie Work!'» Pair, bt. Louis. E Will visit Rstacaria every Saturday m Office with Dr. C. B. Smith FREE st I *!.':• ' A T i lt in P m r a e h tlM ilM In-fl l’o r I Lu y 1 11 libri nit**« Dimick & Dimick, i G . Ci C . M E R R IA M C O „ puoi iSHcns, CPT'NCFiti o, M*ra. Attorneys at Law j(W N o rt* ry Public, General I.aw Practice, Mortgage* foreclosed, Ab stracts furnished M O N EY LO A N E D O F F IC E S : 2, 3 D . i r .n s C it y & On request of W. H. Judson Co. ordinances declaring vacated all of Wade St. south of 4th, all of 2nd and 3rd Sts. west of Zobrist, the west 12 feet of Zobrist St. south of lot 12, block 12, and the alley in block 5, were passed by the council Tuesday evening. The committee on ordinances was asked to intro duce ordinances establishing the sal aries of the city’ s employees. Ma yor Haviland and others discussed health, law and order conditions ef fecting the city, and it was decided that the order and health laws must be better observed. Unsanitary outbuildings,drunkenness and firing of firearms will not be permitted to go unnoticed from now on. The bull thistles about town must disap pear. Dogs must wear a tax tag or become scarce. All nuisances must cease. Next on the program is the idle man, the village cow, the gos sip, the kicker, the knocker, the person who does not love his neigh bor as himself; all these are on the ban, and must cease forever, even to the depopulation of the town. The council will meet again Aug. 6 greater distinction upon I* II O N E Office at drug »tore The City’s Fathers Take Action shipped out a large dunkey engine T o Do Things this wiek ESTACADA OURC.ON CSTV 4 , A N D M tS tW F L U . O reg o n BU Y C L A C K A M A S C O U N TY FARM S COUNTY HEADQUARTERS t*r*d at the postofflc* In Estacada. Or^on, as second dass mall On* year.... Six months.. CLACKAM AS The brick plant’s whistle blew Wednesd iv n on. Mrs. Fisher of Boring is visiting I her daughter Mrs. J. R. Townsend. [ Car Factory Granted Everything Asked and M ay Now Do Something The W. H. Judson Co. dealers in railway material, locamotive and car repairers, have been granted a number of priveleges to put a large factory in Estacada. They promise to spend $25000 here within the next ten years. it B ew are of Cashier F'raley and wife enter tained a number of Portland people CLACKAMAS TITLE COMPANY 606 608, Chamber of Commerce, Mrs. Tyson, who was ill awhile Sunday, among them Dr. Stryker P O R T L A N D , O REGO N and wife and Mr. Geo. Estes. Mrs. back, is reported better. Jackson is also visiting at the F ra Mr. and Mrs. Bard were having Full equipment of maps, plats, ab a hard time with the grip last week ley home. stract books and tax rolls W. Taylor, who was here renew ing his old acquaintances, gave us Epworth League Agents for Clackamas County Land a very interesting talk, Sunday. M O N EY LO A N ED Grace Closuer assisted at the T IT L E S P E R FEC T E D Lewellen home last week. The Tuesday evening social was Howard Smith has returned after in charge of J. S. Moore, F. E. Bo E. F. & F. B. RILEY, an absence of two months. ner, Paul NVomer and Lonny Van * . Attorneys, Counselors at Law Everyone is busy with haying. Dyke. A very pleasant evening | Erma Shibley, Wavo Lewellen was spent in conversation, and in and R ev. Miller returned Thursday lively outdoor games. Ice cream last from Seattle u h .ie they went and wafers were served. The pres-1 as delegates to the Christian En ident requested the league to e x deavor convention. press by vote a preference either for weekly or fortnightly meetings. I The majority favored the weekly Neustadter Employees meetings. Next week there will be | a variation in the form of a straw j Picnic Here ride in charge of two committees. Members are requested to meet The employees of the Neustadter promptly at 8 o’clock. Bros., manufacturers of wearing Suitable for apparel, were in Estacada Saturday all purposes PRIVATE MONEY TO LOAN on a picnic vacation. About 150, On real estate security. mostly young ladies, composed the $1000 for 2 to 5 years crowd, and we have never seen a $500 for 1 year ESTACADA BRICK & TILE more intelligent or prettier lot of $750 for 3 years people out from Portland. They WORKS . $1500 for 5 years passed the day in the park under $400 for 2 to 4 years the tall, shady firs; down by the $600 for 3 years Estacada Oregon. $500 for 7 to 5 years V>ld ripples of the river; dancing in $2500 for 1 to 5 years the pavilion to the music of a well- At 6 per cent. Call write or phone selected orchestra, and by the by Ju ly 1, 1907—John W. Loder, springs which gave them the purest Atty. at Law, Stevens Bldg Oregon and coolest of water. The Neu- City, Oregon. staders employ about 500 girls in their large garment factory in Port land and some of the young ladies By our Wayside Reporter make as much as $ 18 a week oil piece work. Neustadter Bros. ex- pect to put an 8-story building to Mrs. E. T. Davis is spending this' cover a whole block, and they will The DuBois farm of 197 acres, them need 1600 girls to operate the week at her mother’s, Mrs. Holder. 90 acres in cultivation, 15 in fruit, G. T . Hunt and family are spend machinery. Saturday’s picnic party good pasture, buildings, water, on seemed to have a pleasant day, aud ing the week yisiting relatives in plank road 2 miles from Estacada, we hope sometime to see them out Portland. near school and p. o. Soil rich, in M. H. Stewart has gone on a bus here again. die Springwater country. Terms iness trip up the Willamette valley, easy. See or address, Harry and G uy Grabel are spend and is to be gone a week. ing a few days with their grandpa Rush Wilcox and Mr. Cohoon, rents, Mr. and Mrs. H. Cooper. Henry DuBois, the U. S. forest rangers in the hills O REGO N near here, came out of_the moun S P R IN G W A T E R , Best Medicine in the World for Colic end tains Friday to have a look at civ Diarrhoea ilization. “ I find Chamberlain’s colic, cholera & Mrs. Demoy and the children are Diarrhoea remedy to be the best remedy in the world,” says C L Carter of Skirutn visiting this week at Redland with Ala. ‘ ‘ I am subject to colic and diarrhoea relatives. Last spring it seemed as tlio I would die, Jennie Linn has gone to Portland :: 0. W. P. & Ry. Co. j: and I think I would if I htdn’t taken for a few days. Chamberlain’s colic, cholera and diarr : 5 ESTACADA-PORTLAND j Leo Lath is laid up with a lame i hoea remedy. I haven’t been troubled ; j Cars .eave Estacada for Port- •; with it since until this week, when I had back. - [ land: j - a very severe attack and took half a bot The farmers in the Garfield and ‘ [ j » tle of the 25c size Chamberlain’s colic, Currinsville neighborhoods are now- ■ 7 ; 37 . 9 : 37 . I I : 37 A. M. and I! cholera and diarrhoea remedy and this connected with Estacada by tele '■'> t ; 37 . 3 = 47 . 5 = 37 . 9 » 5 P- M- morning I feel like a new man.” For ' t 1 “ • phone, and they are pleased. sale by the Estacada Drug Store. ;; Cars leave Portland for Esta- 11 ]i cada: j I Take the Postmaster’s Word for It . I t . Invest in Estacada property ■ j 7 :30 ,9 :30 , 11:3 0 A. M. and F M Hamilton, postmaster at Cherry- p. m . j; vale, Ind. keeps also a stock of general, :! 1 :3 0 ,3 :4 0 ,5 :4 4 ,7 :15 False BRICK FOR SALE FARM FOR ¡ T IM E C A R D merchandise and patent medicines. He says: ‘ ‘Chamberlain’s colic, cholera and diarrhoea remedy is standard here in its line. It never fails to give satisfaction & we could hardly afford to be without it.” For sale by Estacada Drug Store. r PRINTING TO HEED THE t '» Main offices of the company: 132 1-2 First St. Portland, Oregon. J. *■ ’ Conttipation For constipation there is nothing quite so nice as Chamberlain’s stomach and li^ ver tablets. They always produce pleas ant movements of the Ixwels withoutany disagreeable effects. Price 25c Samples free at Estacada drug store. , IN B R E W E R , A s s o c i a t e J u stice o f th e Su prem e C ourt o f the U n it e d States. HERE is undoubtedly a belief on the part of some that a long tenure in judicial office is against the true theory of popular Little R .ivmond Lovelace is slow -1 government, and there is in consequence a clamor that the 1 y getting over his long spell of sick judicial term of office shall bo reduced TO A BRIEF ness. PERIOD. I once had occasion as circuit jmlgo to decide a matter in- j Get your glass jelly cans n ow ; while they are low priced.— Cooper ! volving the prohibition laws of Kansas and decided it against the con victions of the radical advocates of prohibition, whereupon the leaders & Company. met in convention and passed n resolution demanding that federal Merchant Howe lias received a judges should be appointed or elected FOR ON LY ONE YEAR. new assortment of baskets and new- The judges of the federal courts as well as o f the courts of two or earthen, ware. three states are appointed for life, which intensifies the elatnor against Cooper & Co. have received a lot them. of new jelly cans which are on sale Yet t! ” very persons who have this feeling in respect to judicial at special prices. decisions would shrink from carrying it to its LOGICAL RESULT. George Curriii and Boh Hines of They would at first distrust and soon despise a judge whose decisions Heppner, were guests of Dave W ar were always in favor o f one set of men or one party. A man may bo ner at dinner at the Hotel Estacada, never so strong a partisan, and yet ho not unnaturally begins to lose Saturday. confidence in the integrity of a judga who is deciding all cases IN A good way to keep your feet FA V O R OF IIIS P A R T Y . There is a conviction which cannot be comfortable is to wear a pair of the put one iido that partisanship on the pr.rt o f a judge is a grievous cool Outing shoes at Dale’ s. Only wrong. Jk .40 a pair. J. R. Wilson and E. S. Womer have been having the time of their lives nislR-atm» up around bear gulch. j ! Way freight leaves Estacada !! in the morning, daily except I Sun. returning in the evening, i I \ Nonpartisanship In Judges. B y D A V ID || P ro p h e ts B y G E O R G E F. B A E R . P r e s id e n t o f t h e R e a d i n g R a ilw a y G E T YO U R tr IIE present tendency is to lend itching cars to STRANGE DOCTRINES. The general education of all flic people, which must necessarily be limited, creates rath and SUPER FICIAL TH IN K IN G and unrest. 'It is true at times that a little learning is a dangerous thing. From the seats of the mighty and from the street corners where blatherskites harangue the multitude a DONE A T T H E N E W S SH O P!! wail of woe is heard. Everything is wrong. The whole order of our industrial and social life is assailed in vehement and hysterical appeals to the passions AN D SELFISHNESS of men. 8 0 I S A Y T H A T IN O U R D A Y W E NEED JU N C T IO N . “B E W A R E O F F A LS E P R O P H E TS .” SALE F OR I N S T A N C E . 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