The Estacada news., August 01, 1907, Image 4

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A. M. Shiblej’, of .Springwater is
N E W S F. Surface, for a short business
now dealing in real estate* the best
meeting.
Pl'BI.lSHKD THIJRSI.A Y MOKNINC.
at the lowest prices.
Mr. Shiblcy
The Moore Lumber Company
from
a Cali­
wants to buy several tons of good. !,as reCe,,tly retun,e’1
H. A. W ILLIAM S
He suw ‘ ome great
new hay and grain. See P. K. Moak fornia visit.
places south, and observed things
Supt. at the mill, or write him at 1
Entered at th« rcstoif '« in Estacada. Oragon.
closely,
but found nothing equal to
stcord class mail
Estacada.
Oregon.
SUBSCRIPTIO N R A TE S
Miss Maude Sturgeon has gone
On# year
! to her home at Tillamook City on a j * *IC ‘ ■u' ua> company has been
S i* rr.onth:
putting in the new system of elec­
A x w e ek s’ V icutiou.
She will
tric lights for Estacada this week.
attend
the
Tillamook
street
earni-
AUGUST I , 1907
A 32 candle incandescent light is be­
val and fair.
ing placed on each .¡¡ole, and so far
It was our pleasure this week to
Cooper & Co. have received a lot as the new system has been put in,
review a ]Kq>er handed us by Geo. of new jelly cans which are un sale j it lights the streets quite well, and
f.ockerby. It was the Dec. 29th, at special prices.
is an improvement over the lights
1865 issue of The Western Citizen
Rev. C. H. Woolley, of I.aurel- 1 that have been on the streets.
published at Paris, Kentucky. The
wood, will occupy the pulpit at the
Farmer Vallen was in town Mon-
paper contains the market reports
M. E. church Sunday morning, 4. day front Ellwood. Mr. Vallen has
of that day and we notice beef cat­
Sunday school at 10 a. m.
Josie been enjoying a visit from a broth­
tle sold at from $245 to $350 a head
Cadanan will lead at the Epworth er, Louis Vallen, of Rapid City, S.
and sheep $ 15 to $30. The official
meeting at 7:30 Subject: Desiring D., whom lie had not seen for fifty
publication of the Emancipation
Righteousness.
Rev. McPherson1 years. Miss Merle Vallen. a neice,
Proclamation appeared in this issue
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,.c , will preach at Currinsville in the of Boise, Idaho accompanied Mr.
of this paper, it having been ratified |
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by % of the states.
The report of , morn,n« and at Z,on m the after~ | VaUen- who is Past ? °' out here'
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noon.
Mr. Vallen may move out West,
the executor of Abe Lincoln s es-1
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The News was informed that on
tatate, valued at $83,000 is printed.
A few days after a farmer had
Monday of this week it was the in­
sold a pig to a neighbor he happen­
In telling about ‘ ‘ Uncle Sam’ s ed to pass the neighbor’ s place and | tention of Mrs. I>. C. Crane to take
Great Forests and How They Are he saw their little boy sitting on the ' her invalid husband to a Portland
Protected,” The Classmate of July edge of the pig pen watching its hospital to receive a surgical opera­
tion.
Mr. Crane’s condition has
27 says, among other things: “ E v ­ new occupant.
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.. not changed very much since they
ery part of the great woods, no mat­
How do you do, Johnnie, said . . . . . .
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left Estacada last fall. His retnov
ter how remote or isolated, is as he; “ how's your pig today?’ ’
1 al to the hospital was only tempo-
well patrolled during the summer
“ Oh, pretty well, thank you,’ ’re­
months as a city street.” This ap­ plied the boy; "how 's all YOUR rary, for the treatment of a scrofu-
lous swelling.
pears to us to be a rather extrava­ folks?’ ’
gant statement. The author can
not mean what he says. Certainly,
Pure City Water
The corner property at 2nd and
he can not be "figurativly speak­ Zobrist owned by John Cassidy has
ing” for in such an article nothing been sold to W .' A. Jones as a site C ltV W l11 D lS W a ter P lPe
but plain statements of facts should for Mr. Jones’ livery. Where the
Ditch at Once
a ipear. We can not imagine Rang­ barn is now will be transferred to j Mayor Haviland has had water
ers Wilcox and Cohoon patrolling the Judson Car Mnfg. Co. as a part from the city’s proposed new water
their districts “ as well as a city of the factory site.
| source analyzed and it has been
street.” When next they come out
L . E. Beltils of Roseburg arrived j found perfectly pure. The city is
of the hills for grub and other sup­
here last week, and is now assistant u °w ready to dig the pipe ditch and
plies we will interview them on the
cashier at the Estacada State Bank, ] will give work to all who want it.
subject. If Mr. Stovall’s statement
in place of W. B. Stokes who goes j Anyone wanting to dig any certain
is so, then we can see one reason
to Butte Falls to take charge of a portion of the ditch should see the
why there is so much crime Etc. in
new- bank the company is starting ’ water committee—€ouucilmen Love
the cities—because of insufficient
in that new town. Butte Falls is 30' lace, Surface and Jones.
police patrol.
mites east of Medford,
Co. I
QLD WOiiLO AND ITS
Dr.
Collins,
of
Burke,
Idaho
and
WAYS
Last Sunday was the first Sab­
Miss
Ella
and
Miss
Francis
Currin,
bath Estacadans have experienced
Col. William Jennings Bryan an­
with closed saloons.
The modern who have been visiting Merchant nounces a new book of travel entit-
innovation of the present day mor­ W. J. Kewelen’s family at Spring- led ‘J The Old World and Its Ways’ ’
alists was a success so far as the wate, and other relatives and old which recounts his recent tour a-
first act is concerned. What of the friends here, departed south for S a ­ round the world and his journeys
ninety and nine that are to follow. lem, Monday. The Misses Currin thru Europe. It is prfusely and ele­
The rule of the law worked well, are teachers in the Boise, Idaho, gantly illustrated with 240 artistic
and tlje proprietors of the saloons schools.
engravings representing men and
TH F.
GEO. C. BROWNELL
& Company
Have outside Land,
Sale.
Farms, foe
including
Also residence property, situated in
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
C A L L ON U S
Office In (he Caufield Block.
Phone 521
Oregon City
The Dubois Lumber Company
wmmmaomas..-1 m. of
Estacada, Oregon*™“ *
M ANUFACTURERS OF A I.L CLA SSES 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
Mouldings in All Styles
C. E. DUBOIS, Manager
W. A. JONHS is our selling agent in Estacada, Oregon
Telephone connection direct with mill
Sheriffs Sale
ESTACADA
observed the law which has hereto­
fore been a dead-letter statute. But
very little liquor drinking was in­
dulged in, and the crowds that came
here to spend the day picnicking
and otherwise in the woods and a-
long the river brought a small quan­
tity of bottled booze compared to
j what they usually bring. There
was a noticeable differt nee in the kind
and character of the crowd of people
out to what oftentimes is seen. The
reckless individual of whom liquor
makes a fool remained away, which
is the best result of the Sunday anti
saloon law.
The Sunday closing
affected other lines of business; the
restaurant business was not as good
as on opeu Sundays, but the refresh­
ment stands were well patronized.
This was partly because of the day
being quite warm. No complaints
were heard, but the district attor­
ney's mandate and the enforcement
league’s wishes will have to lie ob­
server!, it seems.
In the Circuit Court o f the State of Or­
egon, for the County of Clackamas.
Mrs. K. M. BuTineHter, Plaintiff
VS
Amos L. Lovejoy, William R. Love-
! joy, A. Lawrence Hudson, A. C.
liowdy and- Kli/abcth
Gowdy,
CLACKAMAS TITLE COMPANY
606 608, Chamber of Commerce, lawful heirs of Klizabeth Lovejoy,
lcceascd. Defendants.
P O R T LA N D , O REGO N
Stale of Oregon,
/
County of Clackamas Í
Full equipment of maps, plats, ab­
By virtue of a judgement order, decree
stract hooks and tax rolls
and an execution, duly issued out of and
under the seal of the aliove entitled court
in the above entitled cause, to me duly
Agents for Clackamas County Land
. directed anil dated the 30th day of July,
M O N EY LO A N E D
j 1907, 11 jx>11 a judgement rendered and en­
T IT L E S PER FEC T E D
tered in .said court on the 16th day of
April, 1907, in favor of Mrs. E. M. Bur-
meister, Plaintiff, and against Amos L.
E. r. & E. B. RILEY,
Lovejoy, William R. Lovejoy, A. Law­
Attorneys, Counselors at Law rence Hudson, A. C. Gowdy and Kliza-
beth Gowdy, lawful heirs of Klizabeth
Lovejoy, deceased, Defendants, for the
sum of $234 principal and interest, and
the further sum of £50 as attorney’s fees*
and the further sum of $10 costs and dis­
bursements, and the costs of and upon
this writ, commanding me to make sale
of the following described real property,
situate in the county of Clackamas, state
of Oregon, to-wit: The Hast onehalf (1-2)
of the Northeast quarter (1-4) and the
Northwest quarter (1-4) of the Northeast
qusrter of Section 27, T. 6 S, R. 2 K of
the Willamette Meridian.
Now, Therefore, by virtue of said exe­
Suitable for
cution, judgement order and decree, and
all purposes
in compliance with the commands of said
writ, I will, on Saturday, the 31st day of
August, 1907, at the hour of One o’clock
p. m. at the front door of the county
ESTACADA BRICK & TILE
court house in the city of Oregon City in
said county and state, sell at public auc­
WORKS
tion, subject to redemption, to the high­
est bidder for U. S. gold coin cash in
Oregon hand, all the right, title and interest
Estacada
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which the within named defendants or
either of them, on the date of the mort­
gage herein or since had in or to the
above described real property or any part
thereof, to satisfy said execution, judge­
ment order, decree, interest, costs and
all accruing costs.
R. B. BRA TIE,
Sheriff of Clackamas County, Oregon*
By R . W. B A K E R , Deputy.
Dated Oregon City, Ore., July 30, 1907.
Ai-8-15-22-29
CLACKAMAS
CO UNTY
H E A D Q U A R TE R S
BRICK
FOR SALE
FA RM
FOR SAL E
The DuBois farm of 197 acres,
90 acres in cultivation. 15 in fruit,
good pasture, buildings, water, 011
plank road 2 miles from Estacada,
near school and p. o. Soil rich, in
the Springwater country.
Terms
easy. See or address,
Remedy for Diarrhoea
Fail
Never Know« kt
“ I want to say a few words for Cham­
berlain's colic, holera and diarrhoea rem­
edy. I have used this preparation in my
family for the past five years and have
recommended it to a number of people
in York county and have never known it
to fail to effect ?T cure In any instance. I
feel that I can not say too much for the
best remedy of the kind in the world” S»
Henry DuBois,
S P R IN G W A T E R ,
O REGO N Jetnison, Spring Grove, York county, Pa
For sale by Estacada Drug Store.
things seen in the various countries
of the earth during that noted jour­ I T I M E C A R D
G IR L W A N T ED
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To do dining room and chamber ney. The engravings are made from
W. A. H E Y L M A N
GKO. C. BROWN ELK
0 . W. P. & R y . C o. j; m ust w in upon theirl
work in private home.
Call on or ! photographs taken by him or the
KSTAÇADA
OHKCON CITV
address The News, Estacada, Ore. party especially for this publication
ESTACAD A-PO RTLAN D
merits. The International j
B R O W N ELL and HEYLM AN
It is the monumental literary work
ATTORNEYSATLAW
D ictio n ary has won a!
; Cars .eave Estacada for Port-
of his life, and is published under
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land:
PRACTICE IN A LI. COURTS * * ’
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greater distinction upon?
T O LOAN
his special supervision. He was, by |
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All kinds of
c Legal Business promptly utUnJcd. to
special contract with his publishers, ’ 7 ' 37 > 9 - 3 7 1 n =37 A - M. and
its merits and is in more f
Kstates and Probate Matters carefully taken care of
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$400 at 6 per cent.
made the retail price low down with ; i:3 7 .3 :4 7 .5 :3 7 .9 :0 5 P M .
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the view to putting it within easy- ; Cars leave Portland for Ivsta-
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reach of every reader and book buyer |
cada:
PRIVATE MONEY TO LOAN
$150 0 “
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The hook gives his experiences—
English language.
* 7 :30 ,9 :30 , 1 1 : 30 A. M. and
O11 real estate sccir.ity.
See Bank of Estacada.
what he saw and did— whom he met
' A . H . S a y c e , I .L .D ., D.T>„ o f O xfo rd
; 1:30. 3:40. 5 :4 4 . 7:«5 P- M.
$1000 for 2 to 5 years
^ (Jniver#it.v, K iiffla m l, hus recen tly wild
and his impressions and conclusions
o f it : It i(t Indeed u m nrvclnns w ork ; f t is
$500 for 1 year
STA B LE
! Way freight leaves Estacada ! ’
dillu-ult t o » o n ce ivc o f it dietiottury m ore
He
made
a
profound
study
of
men
$730 for 3 years
ex h a u stiv e n m l com plete. E v e ry th in g H
ClIRRINSUILLE
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in
the
morning,
daily
except
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in it -n o t O i.'ysfcLat 3vo might. e\|<cct to
and things as he saw them on this
$130 0 for 5 years
find in su t h a w o rk, b u t a h o w h n t fe w o f
W . A. JO N E S
Sun. returning in the evening. !!
usjpouid e v e r h ave thought o f 1 >okitigfnr.
$400
for
2
to
4
years
noted
journey
around
the
yforld.
PRO PRIETO R
A supplem en t to th e new ed itio n h as
Most
of
the
farmers
of
this
plage
$600 for 3 years
liroujrht it fu lly up to dote. I have boon
Main offices of the company: 132 1-2 f ’
He gives governmental, educational
lo o k in g th ro ugh th e la tte r w ith a fe elin g
are
busy
harvesting.
$300 for 7 to 5 years
o f astonishm ent a t its com pleteness, and
First St. Portland, Oregon.
religious and other conditions, from
Good rigs and careful drivers always
th e am ou n t o f lab o r th a t has been put
Fred Bartholemue of Heppner
$2500 for 1 to 5 years
into it.
the standpoint of a student and one
At 6 per cent. Call write or phone
visiting relatives here.
SPECIAL ATTENTION
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1
profoimtllv
interested
in
all
the
peo-
by July 1, 1907 John W. Lodcr,
T H E C it A K D P R I Z E
f
Miss L „litie Morgan who has been .
Given Hunting and Fishing Parties
Atty. at Law, Stevens Bldg Oregon
• the highest aw ard) w as given to th e In ­
G E T YO UR
,
, pie of the earth,
working
tern ation al a t th e World*» F air, St. Louis.
in
Portland
has
returned
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City, Oregon.
While Col. Bryan traveled as a
home to spend the summer.
F#*EE " A T e st in Pronunciation,’* in­
W O O D & LUM BER
private citizen he went with prest­
Htrm tiv o um i e . g c i t a llii Mg
Mrs. E. Wehrheim, Mr. and Mrs.
MAO AN AttHJL TIME
fo r th e w hole fa m ily . A lso
age of having made two memorable
Local and Long Distance Telephone
illu stra to li pam phlet.
j C. A. Looney and Mr. and Mrs.
contests for the presidency of Unit­
G. & C. M ERRIAM CO.,
But Chamberlain'« Colic. Cholera and Di­
Ji.les Looney intend to start East
PU BLISH ERS,
arrhoea Remedy Cured Him
ed
States,
and
he
was
everywhere
S p r in g f ie l d , M a s s .
PROFESSIONAL CARDS
about
August
iotli.
Mrs.
Wehr­
It is with pleasure I giveyou this unso­
By our Wayside Reporter
recognized and entertained as a great DONE A T T H E N E W S SH O P!!
heim will visit her brother in Ev-
licited testimonial. About a year ago I
representative American, having a
bad a severe case of measles I got caught » n t m i n n i t t t t n M i l i t i ensvjije !„<] and Looney’s will go
Dr. C. B. SMITH
leading pari in the direction of Am ­
out in a bad rain anil the measles settled
I to Virginia to visit relatives.
PH YSICIAN St SURGEON
in my stomach and l»wels. I had an aw­
Mr. John Holm has been building Miss Lula K irchem and Neita Ger- erican affairs. He was given op­
ful time and had it not been for the use
O FFIC E and RESID EN C E
a new barn on his place.
|>er atul Mr. Norval Kirchem and portunity for observations never be-
of Chamberlain's colic, cholera and diar- j
Over the Bank of Estacada
Anderson of Logan
and
MLss
fore accorded any one traveling in
B allard Looney has gone up t o Tom
rlioea nuicdy I could not have possibly
■ imrs for
an
nntincr
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private
capacity.
Warm
Springs
for
an
outing.
lived hut a lew hours longer but thanks
Freda and Louisa Duns and Mrs.
PHON K
It one wants to see the world and
Horace Davis is confined to his E. Wehrheiman were guests at the
to this remedy I am now strong and well
j the people who are at the head of
I have written the above in simple grati- home by sickness.
Steimnan home Sunday.
| tude and I shall always speak a good
affairs in all countries, as well asthe
Ed Linn, who has been ill at J.
Miss Ella and Francis Currin of
1 word for this remedy.” Sam H Gwin,
William K. Haviland, M. D.
masses, he has in this book an op­
P. Irvin’s home is well again.
.Concord, Ga. Sold at Estacada Drag Store .
. Salem and Dr. Collins of Burke.
A number of the young people jiave been visiting friends and rela- portunity of seeing them thru the
PHYSICIAN and SURGEON
of
the Tracy neigborhood met at J. tivcs in Currinsville ami Spring- eyes of Cot. William Jennings Bry­
Office at drag store
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Estacada FOR AGENTS—AN OPPORTUNITY
an. It is sold by subscription, and
E. Crawford's home last Saturday | water the past Week.
R E SID E N C E
evening. It was a birthday surprise
Miss Agatha Cutter of Oregon the Thompson publishing Co. of St
Lous, Mo. are the fortunate pub­
Phone
Corner Shafford and Fourth
party, and a delightful.
City was visiting friends here last
JO B A N D C O M M E R C IA L P R IN T IN G
lishers. They offer an especially
evening was spent.
week.
Miss Cutter will teach the
inviting
opportunity
to
solicitors
in
IN A S T Y L E T O P L E A S E
Rumor has it that Dr. C. B. primary scholars of the Currinsville
William Jennings Bryan
another
column
of
this
issue.
Dr. R. W. ANDERSON
tr-Now ready for DISTRIBUTION # 1 1 Charlton has sold the timber on ^bool this coming term.
DRNTIST
576 Imperial OctaYo Page*. Over »0 Su j her claim. Some tune ago the tim- J
Chamberlaia's Colic. Cholera and Diarrha
Of rooms 41-2 Hamilton Bldg .Portland purb Engraving» from photograph» taken her w as cruised b y parties repre-
Livery, Feed & Sale
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ALL GOOD THINGS
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Epworth League
chasers and 16,000,000 feet was
agreed upon. The sale price IS
supposed to be $20.000.
Thirty-eight
league members
A slight breach in the machinery mad* op a straw-ride party Tuesday
at Linn Bros' mill made it necessary evening, and drove fb Currinsville
for Jim Linn to make a trip to Ks- „here a delightful hour was spent
tararla
llr v la v w
here the
C ...
tacada T
Tuesday
where
the needed
needed 1 around ! _ a 1.....
bonfire,
roasting potatoes,
repairs were made.
I playing games, and disposing of the
; potatoes and other luncheon. Those
f.et your glass jelly cans now responsible for the good time were,
, wlnle they arc low pneed.-C oopcr Mrs Irwin Mrs Yonts' Kina Hoy
& Company.
gaard. Mary W o m r, and Messrs.
The members of the Aid are re- Woodward. Kaffoury. Bronson and
quested to meet tomorrow afternoon Dale Thc
m~ ,inR occnrs on
1 at 4 o'clock at the home of Mrs. E.
'•*' at ' 3 ° -
N ew s Shop
ea Remedy, Better than
Three Doctors
"Three year» ago we had 3 doctors with !
our little boy an<I everything that they
could do seemed in vain. At last when \
all hope seemed to he gone we began as- i
ing Chamberlain's colic, cholera and di­
arrhoea remedy and in a few hours he be­
gan to improve. Today he is as healthy a :
child as parent* could wish for.” Mrs.
B J Johnson, Linton, Miss.
For sale by
Estacada I>nig Store.
Invest in Estacada property
Y o u r name is always desired on
We N E W S ’
S U B S C R IP T IO N
BO O K