NO. 36
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VOL. 3
E S T A C A D A , O REGO N, T H U R S D A Y , A U G U S T 15, 1907.
We
Estacada State Bank
W e aim to follow a prudent, progressive policy, and
believe that a glance at our directors will be sufficient
guarantee that your interests will be properly guarded
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On all “ odds and ends” in our store in the
A NEW STOCK OF
Dry-Goods and
Men’s Furnishings
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Dry Goods Line, Shoes, Dress Goods, Hats
Men’s Clothing, Notions, Etc.
W E P A Y 4% C
W e have a quantity of these “ Left Over” goods which will be
closed out at any price
Fresh Fruit
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Fruit Cans
Come in and See these Rare Bargains
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LO CAL N EW S
Round and Square
T A B L E S
Spreads for Tables, Stands & Couches
Lace Curtains, Portieres
| NEW STOCK &~WALL PAPER~PATTERNS j
The Wirt/, blacksmith shop is to
be moved over on Main St. so it is
said.
H. COOPER & CG. ™ E ^FURNISHERS
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Miss Tillie Harkenrider has been
sick the past week.
Mr. and Mrs. R ay W ilcox are to
move to town to live.
E. S. Wuiner has gone out as a
government forest ranger.
New prints, toweling and blan
kets and comforts at North’s.
Give us an opportunity to show our goods and quote prices
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If you are thinking of investing in realestate, building a
home or insuring same, it is our pleasure to cater to
your wishes. Call and learn what we can do for you
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LET US SHOW YOU OUR NEW
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Opportunity'
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Trade with us and you will have some extra money left
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DRY GOODS
MILLINERY
SHOES ETC
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The Hotel Estacada
A L L M O DERN C O N V E N IE N C E S
One of the most delightful Resorts on tne
the ooast
Coast g
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Local and Tourist Trade Solicited
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Messrs. Gray, Warfield and W il
son are up in the foothills on a little
outing.
Your attention is called to the
school district’s notice for wood for
the Estacada school.
Robert Duncan came out with a
friend Tuesday and went out into
the hills with Dr. Haviland.
Mr. and Mrs. Woods of Yamhill
county were here and visited their
son, L. R. Woods, and family.
The old Crane property has been
bought by Spokane parties who will
rebuild it into a bowling alley.
M. H. Stewart who went into the
dairy business on J. O. Linn’s place
is going to move up the valley.
John Stormer is having his fruit
dryer finished. The new dryer will
be often ton capacity, and hot air
will l»e used for drying purposes.
John Cassidy has done an artistic
job on the interior of the Cunning
ham bungalow. Mr. and Mrs. Cun-
ingham are moving into their new
home.
Louis Valle», who has be%n visit
ing at his brother, Amos Vallen’s,
went to the coast last week accom
panied by his neices, Merle and
Nellie Yallen.
Mrs. Rosa Jackson, a sister of
Mr. I.eray, returned to her home at
Oregon City, Saturday, after help
ing to nurse Ellen Leray who is re
covering from a severe illness.
Willie Stokes left Estacada Sun
day for Jacksonville where he takes
a similar position in a bank there.
It was his intention first to go to
Butte Falls, but different arrange
ments were made.
Mr. and Mrs. J. F.. Stubbs came
home Saturday evening from Eu
gene, Mr. S. having completed the
special course in study at the uni
versity.
After a few days spent
here they will go to Gresham and
later on to Hood River.
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Someone who borrowed a shovel
Physician and Surgeon
M Postmaster Surface has utiw;'-
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tingly forgotten to return it and tl e
Office and residence, up stairs in Rank of P. M. is working at a disadvantage.
Kstamda Building
Kindly return it and save constable
TELEPHONE
jn ' 1 justice fees.
Rev. G. T. McPherson will preach
at Currinsville at 11 Sunday, and at
Zion at 3. His subject at Estacada
in the eveniug will be: "T h e First
vs the L a st.”
Following Sunday
School, Mr. Gill will lecture at 11.
Anna Allen will lead the Epworth
league at 7 :15 and talk on G od's
L. J. Doherty is engineer at the Care for the Young.
brick factory while Frank Morris is
Wm. Whitney, who was here a
away. Mrs. Doherty is recovering month ago has returned from Mich
from the typhoid fever.
igan, and he has decided to go into
Mrs. Read, who has been spend business in Estacada. He has bar
ing her vacation with her parents, gained for lots on Main street and
Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Antrim, went intends building for a general com
mission store. He intends handling
back to Portland, Tuesday.
H enry Brown was badly injured this
m orn ing by having a load of ties run over
him . 1 le was taken to a hospital. Mr.
Brown drove a ti ■ team at the* Fraley mi.l
where he lived with his fam ily.
Fruit Trees and Shrubbery
For Safe
I am selling nursery stock all
kinds of fruit trees and shrubbery
grown by the W’oodburn Nursery,
the oldest nursery in the state, all
stock reliable. For particulars and
prices call on or write E. L. WON-
A C O TT , Estacada, Ore. Route 1,
agent for this part of Clackamas
county.
Eczema
For the good of those suffering with
eczema or oilier such trouble, I wish to
say. mv wife bad something of that kind
and after using the doctor's remedies for
some time concluded to try Chamber-
lain'* salve and it proved to 1« better
than anything she lia<l tried.
For sale j
by Ike Hstacada I »rug vt- Tc.
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Spark’s Store
Estacada State Bank
Mrs. George E ly of Currinsville,
and a friend, Miss Reed, of Denver,
were calling on friends in town on
Tuesday.
Rev. McPherson preached in Grace
M. K. church, Portland last Sunday.
He may succeed Dr. C. T. Wilson
at that great church.
Our trade is growing. W h y? Become a patron
and you will see why
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country produce and grain. Mrs.
Whitney will soon come West. Mr.
Wiggins, who came out with Mr.
Whitney on the last trip, likes the
country and may invest here.
Inspect Bridge
and Road Sites
The first real steps were taken the
beginning of the week towards the
realization of the Estacada-George
road. County Judge Diinick and
Bridge Builder Olds came over from
Oregon City, and the judge, with a
number of Estacada and George
people inspected the proposed bridge
site on Eagle creek, and the grade
011 the South side of the creek. A-
dolph Miller, Road Overseer Henry
Johnson, Nick Rath and others of
the George district were present.
After a personal inspection of the
whole proposition it seemed to be
the unanimous opinion that no l>et-
ter place can be found for the cross
ing. The grade on this side will
be about a six per cent, grade, and
the bridge will cost about $400. A
petition will soon l»e presented the
county court asking for the bridge.
The proposed crossing is directly
east of the John Tracy homestead.
Mr. Olds and others went down and
took measurements of the two sites
in question for the Clackamas bridge
at Estacada. It is reported that his
measurements at both sites were the
same. When the county hoard and
a number of citizens visited these
sites last Spring it was the consen
sus of opinion that the lower site
was considerable the widest place,
measuring from the tops of the em
bankments. Either place is a good
bridge location, if the money pro
vided is sufficient to build the Tight
kind of a bridge.
THE BANK OF ESTACADA
T r a n s a c t s A G e n e r a l B a n k i n g B u s in e s s
Capital, $ 6 ,00 0.00
Money to Loan on Real Estate
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FIR and CEDAR
SHINGLES
in Oregon go to K. Fan ton's
mill 12 miles east of Estaca
da for them, or send orders
to his address. : : : : : : :
F ir Shingles...................$2 10
Red Cedar................... $2 25
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DELIVERED T o ESTACADA
OK SI*KROl’ XDINGS
F ir Shingles.................. $2 50
Cedar ............................ $2 65
Until further notice,
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This bank has the local agency for some of the very best
Fire Insurance Companies.
Let 11s write your policy. : :
If you have motley to loan, we will place it for you.
If yon
have Real Estate for sale, list it with us, us we have no
property of our own for sale and can
push your sales
Our lawyer will attend to all of your legal business, drawing
papers of every kind
W. A. HEYLMAN,
Cashier.
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Peaches
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F IS H D IN N E R S
Fish Dinners are served every
Friday at the Golden Eagle hotel
and restaurant. Regular price.
Lemons
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’ Wood For School House
Sealed bids will l»e received at my
office up to Saturday noon, August
•31, 1907, for 30 ricks of iH inch
good, sound fir wood to be deliver
ed and put into the school house
basement not later than October 1,
I907,(wlien we say 1 S inches 'it
must be 18 inch and not less) By
order of the board of directors of
school district No. 108.
W e.re-,
serve the light to reject any and all
bids.
J. F. Lovelace,
Clerk Dist. 108
, Dated Aug. 6, '07.
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INSURANCE
Glass jelly cans at Cooper’s at re
duced prices.
TO G E T T H E B E S T
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For An Improved Appitite
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Russ Wilcox came down out of
He now has
To im|>rovc the appitite an<l strength the reserve Saturday.
en the digestion trv a lew doer*of Cham eight men at work looking after the
berlain's «tmnach and liver tablet*, j H
Government tiinl>cr, and wants as
Seits of Detroit, Mich, »ay»: "They re
Much
stored mv appitite when mi]sort-*I, reliev j many more at $2.50 a day.
ed ine of a bloated feeling and caused a of the time is spent in opening
They have
pleasant ami satisfactory movement of new patrolling trails.
the bowel».” Brice 25*'
Samples free at had no trouble with forest fires so
Katacada drug »tore.
far this season.
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