T H lì
N B W S
Dr. C . A . S T U A R T ,
M O R N IN G
R E P U B L IC A N C A N D ID A T E
l ì S T A C A D A
P U B L IS H E D
TH U RSD AY
FOR
H. A. W ILLIAMS
CORONER
Enterad « the pcstoffle» In Erenmde Oreten, es
second c’u s met]
ta
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George W. Dixon
And all who enjoy catching the finny trilie
can get their supplies of us.
j. U. CAMPBELL HAS
I have been a very ,reut sufferer from
the dreadful decease, rheumatism, fo ra
number of \e.irs. I have tried many me
dicines hut never got much relief from
any of them until two years ago, when I
bought a bottle of Chamberlaid’s pain
balm. I found relief before I had used all
of one Ixjttle, but kept on applying it
and soon felt like a different woman.
Through my advice many of my friends
have tried it and can tell you how won
derfully it has worked.—Mrs. Mary A.
Cole. 140 S. New St. Dover, Del. Cham
berlain's pain halm is a liniment, The re
lief from pain which it affords is alone
worth many times its cost. It makes rest
and sleep possible. Sold at the Kstacada
drug store.
FISHERMEN!
SUBSCRIPTIO N R A T E S
,.-ii"
W e have a
Clydesdale Stallion
LEGISLATIVE RECORD
---------
Served the People of Clackamas
County W ith Ability
Last Session
J. LT. Campbell, who is a candidate for
the Republican nomination for represen-
titive, earned aline record in the last
session of the legislature. The Portland
Telegram after the session ended, pub
A P R IL 9. 1408
lished a fluttering stattment relative to
Mr. Campbell's ability and the things he
accomplished. In an editorial the Tele
Clackamas county is out of debt.
gram said:
“ For 40 days a body cf men have been
T h e present county court is the first
engaged in doing public work at t^e leg
to accomplish this rscord for a long
islature. Some of them have < o ew cll,
W e are also well prepared to supply any
while a portion undoubtedly have served
time.
A good horse for the right
rather the special interest than the public
thing you may want in
person. Can be seen at my
During this long term it is next to im
"D E S T O R A T IO N T O E N T R Y O F L A N D S IN
District court will be convened [
National Forest.
Notice is hereby Riven that possible for a man to hide from a close
farm at Dodge.
the lands described below, embracing 80 acres, with and unprejudiced observer where he real
on April 20th
Am ong the ju ry
in the Cascade National Forest. Oregon, will t e sub
ly stands. On this basis he is entitled to T. PAULSEN, DODGE, ORE
ject to settlement and entry under the .previsions of
men drawn, we notice the names of
the homestead laws of the United States ard the act praise or blame, and it is only fair that
of June 11. 1 9 0 6 ^ (3 4 Star.. 233), at the United his constituents, wherever they may be,
Ben Bullard, Press Howell and L o
States lard office at Portland, Oregon, on May 14.
Should be given a line on the man sothat Or inquiry can be made at the E s
1908. A r y settler who has actua’ ly and in good faith
renzo Tcnnv.
when they next appear for public office,
tacada N ew s office
claiming
any
of
said
lands
for
agricultural
purposes
—
prior to January 1. 1906. and has net abandorded they tnav know precisely what to expect
same, has a preference right to make a homestead en-
T T T T T T T T T T T T T rT T
Dr. C. A. Stuart, a Republican
tiy for the lands actually occupied. Said lands were of them.”
Tim bea land Act. Juna 3. 1878
Under the heading, “ Campbell Clean
'isted upon the applications of the persons mentioned
candidate for county coroner, was a
below, who have preference right subject to the prior I Politician” the Telegram said:
“ J. U.
Notice
for Publication
right cf any such settler, provided such settler or ap
caller here Tuesday. M r. Stuart is
plicant i:> quaUfied to make homestead entry and the Campbell was emphatically a ‘ferninster’
Land O ffice at Portland. Oregon. Feb. 17. 1908.
Pepublican Candidate for
preference right is exercised prior to May 14. 1908. He was the best parlimentarian in the Notice is hereby given that In compliance with the
a resident of the county seat where
on which date the land 3 wiil be subject to settlement House, a resourseful fighter, usually had
Representative
provisions of the act of Congress of June 3. 1878
and entry by any qualified person. T h e lands are as
he has practiced medicince the past
follows: E h of N W 'i , Section 3. T . 3 S.. R . 7 E. W . a battle with the other leaders and the entitled "A n act for the sale of timber landis In the
T h e People's Champion A gainst
M., listed upon the applications, of C. W . Kern of ; Speaker besides, and yet won as many states of California. Oregon, Nevada, and W ashing
seven years. He is trying for th e!
W elch 's P. O. Oregon and W . J. Faubion cf 1707 1 liattles as any member.
He introduced ton territory," as extended to all the public land states
Single T a x
East 7th St.. Pert and.Oregon. received simultane
nomination against
Mr. Holman
He by act of August 4, 1892. Kate Sheaffer of Oregon
ously.
R. A. B A L L IN G E R , Commissioner of the few bills and helped to kill scores.
1 st Statement No. t
General Land O ffice.
Approved February 26. fought every big appropriation as a mat
the present incumlieut who has held
C ity, county of Clackamas, state of Oregon has
1908.
F
R
A
N
K
P
IE
R
C
E
,
First
Assistant
Secretary
2nd Equality of Taxation
ter course,whether the appropriation was this day filed in this office her sworn statement No
of the Interior.
the office for thirteen years— long
needed or not, and he caused the majori 7692 for the purchase of the Wh of sw54, & se% of
3d Depositors’ Security
ty in the House more uneasy hours than s w ^ of Section 5 In township 3 South, range
enough for anyone.
Roosevelt be
Faithful to his party and true to
any other halt dozen men. No one ever No. 7 East, and will offer proof to show
Tim ber Land. Act June 3, 1878
said that Campbell did not fight fair, no that the land sought is more valuable for its timber
lieves in passing public offices a- his trust. Vote for him.
T o be Rendered at the Dramatic and Musical Entertainment to
Notice for Publication
one accused him of pledging his support or stone than for agricultural purposes and to estab
round, so help Dr. Stuart to the |
United States Land office. Portland. Oregon. Feb.
j
to a measure and then betraying the trust lish his claim to said land before the register and re
be given under the auspicies of Centennial Rebekah Lodge
29. 1908. Notice is hereby given that incompliance
as others in the
' did, and no one ceiver at Portland, Oregon, on Thursday the 7 day of
nomination for coroner.
SI
One yeer
Sis month«
00
good variety from which to select your.
50
Fishing Tackle
Goods
Baseball
The
FOR SALE OR TRADE
Estacada
Drug
Store
PROGRAM
' f
By our Wayside Reporter
at I. O. O. F . H all, Estacada, Saturday Evening, April
C. N . M cArthur, of Portland,
11, 1908.
who is a candidate for the nomina
tion of joint representative for th is 1
Miss Della Fanton is quite sick
and Multnomah counties, is a gen
Comedy Monologue
with
the measles.
tleman well fitted and qualified for \
J. C. Herring, of Sterling Illinois
the position of representative. See
Piano Solo
9
Mr. M cA rth u r's announcement in is at the home of Thom as H uxley. |
Philip Steinman lias gone with a j
another column in this paper.
It
Character Sketch
is the custom for Multnomah and. surveying party to Spokane.
Amos Hiiiman arrived last week Vocal Solo
Clackamas counties to have the joint
representative alternate every two from London, England, and is now
years. I.ast session J. U. Campbell staying at the home of his uncle, Dramatic Story
of Clackamas county represented us Alfred Hinman.
Mrs. Beebe, her two daughters Cornet Solo
and Multnomah is entitled to it this
Program to begin at 8 o’Clock Sharp
,
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P art I
“ T h e Letter’ ’
Miss Lylith Moore
“ Rustle of Sp rin g ”
Miss Helen W illis
“ Mrs. M urphy ‘Tilegrafts”
Miss L ylith Moore
“ Th e May Morning”
Miss Ellen Flook
Th e W ages of Sin Is Death”
Miss L y lith Moore
.
“ Silver Stream Polka”
L . E Belfils
Roncolle
Shilling
Original
Denza
Lowell
with the provisions of the act of congress of June 3,
1 878. entitled " A n act for the sale of timber lands in
the states of California. Orecon. Nevada and W ash
ington territory." as extended to all the public land
states by act of August 4. 1892, Charles Benho*
of Portland, county of Multnomah, state of Oregon,
has this day filed in this office his sworn statement
7705 for the purchase of the W est half ofthe North
west Quarter of section 20 in township 5 S . range
4 E. and will offer proof to show that the land sought
is more valuable for its timber or stone than for a g ri
cultural purpose, and to establish his claim to said
land before register and receiver of U S land office at
Portland. Oregon, on W ednesday the 20 day of May
1908-
He names as witnesses:
Ed. Turney
of Portland. Oregon
J . C. Burke of Portland. Oregon
O. M. Stafford of Portland. Oregon
E. Burke of Portland. Oregon
Any and alLpersons claiming adversely the above
discribed lands are requested to file their claims in
this office on or before said 20th day of May.
1908.
Algernon S. Dresser, R egister
Rollinson
year. Mr. M cArthur is a practic- i and son who were here attending
the funeral of Mrs. F. H. Davis,
P a r t II
ing attorney of Portland.
returned to their home in W asco | Impersoninations
\ Closing Exercises in a Country School.
Notice for Publication
i How G irls in Different parts of the Country A c
Society Caricatures
county, Monday,
/
Land office at Fcrtland, Oregon, Ma’ ch 7, 1908.
L . L . Simpson went to Portland,
cept a Proposal of Marriage
N otice is hereby given that Martino Pezzelo
B. F. liuilard is among those who I
of Barton, Oregon, has filed notice of his intention to
Miss Lylith Moore
Sunday, and returned Monday with
have been summoned to report for
make final fiv e year proof in support pf his claim viz:
Vocal Solo with Cornet Obligato
“ Th e Song Th at Reached My homestead entry No. 14622, made Nov. 1, 1902,
Mrs. Simpson and the children.
duty nt tlie next session of the
Heart’ ’
Jordan
for the Southwest Quarter cf Southeast Quarter of
Mrs. J. R. Wilson who has been grand jury.
section 26. township 2 south range 4 east, and that
Miss Ellen Flook Mr. L . E . Belfils
said proof will be made before the register and receiv
quite sick for several weeks is im- ' Th e Currinsville
Ladies’ Aid Pantoniine— Monologue
“ T h e Village Dressmaker”
Adapted er at Portland. Oregon, on April 21, 1908. He
proving which her friends are met at the home of Mrs R. H. Cur-
Miss Lylith Moore
names the following witnesses to
ve his contin
:_said land, viz;
pleased to learn.
rin Tuesday afternoon; a number Clarinet Solo “ S u m m e r !<iyl” Them e and Variations Griswold O P 18 uous residence upon and cultiva’
Mario Boitsno of San i , Oregon
Mr. B. P\ Scott
Antonio Garbcrlno o f P o ri.v :
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Nicholson of the members of their Estacada
Luigi Valarette of Sandy
Shakespearian Recital “ A c t IV' Scenes 1 and 2 from Romeo and Juliet”
and Mrs. Clark Possou spent Sun sisters met with them and a very
Pietro Valarette of
Miss L y lith Moore
enjoyable
time
was
had;
refresh
Algernon S Dresser, R egister.
day out at the T . J. Wirt/, farm.
Vocal
Solo
“
Three
Green
Bonnets’
’
d’
Hardelot
ments were served.
Th ey made the trip on horseback.
Miss Ellen Flook
T I M B E R I .A N I » a C T J U N K 3 , 1878
Th e Rev. W . T . Kerr, who is
Miss Helen W illis, Pianiste
Senator J. K. Hedges of the city
Notice for Publication
acting Presiding Elder in Dr R ow
by the falls was in our midst Mon
United States Lard O ffice. Portland, Oregon, F eb
land’ s place came up from Portland
Fveyon e is invited to come out and enjoy the rendition of the above ruary 27, 1908. Notice is hereby given that in com
day casting that sunny, jovial smile
Tuesday and met the trustees and
pliance with the provisions of the act of congress of
program and give hearty support to this event in behalf of support to the I Juno 3, 1 878. entitled "A n act for the sa'e of timber
of his on his constituents in the hub
others of the M. F . church at C u r
' lands in the states of California. Oregon. Nevada and
Lodge under which it is given. Admission, 35 and 25 cents and chil
of Clackamas county.
rinsville where plans were devised
| Washington territory.” as extended to all the public
dren
under 12 years of age, 15 cents
j land states by act of August 4. 1892, W illiam H.
C. G . Laugdon, an old acquaint to purchase the church property
I Patterson cf Porthmd, county of Multnomah, state of
ance of B O. Boswell, visited Esta- there belonging to the M F Church
I Oregon, has this day filed in this office his sworn
j statement No. 7704, for the purchase of the N !/2 of
For Joint Representative
cada last week. Mr. Langdon is of South.
s s l/i and seV^ of seU of Sec. 26 in township 3 south
the Kellogg Tel. Mr Tel. Supply
OBITUARY.
range 5 east, and will offer proof to show that the land
i sought Is inoie valuable of its timber or stone than for
house of Chicago, and is putting in
Mrs. Dellia F . Davis died on
I agricultural purposes and to establish his claim to
a branch house in Portland.
March 3 1 , at her home at Garfield
said land before the register and receiver of the U S
I beg to announce myself as a
land office at Portland, Ore, on W ednesday the 20th
and
was
buried
at
the
Zion
Ceme
W . P. Ferrill, of Eagle Creek,
day of May. 1908. H e names as witnesses:
candidate for the nomination for
Tames A . C, Tait of Portland, Oregon
while alighting from a passenger tery on A pril 2d. She w as born representative in the 17th district,
James P. Altizer of Ciatskanie. Oregon
car one day last week was slightly in Lanchester County, Neb., ami subject to the decision of the R e
Edward N. Lovegren of Stevenson. Washington
at
the
time
of
her
death
was
30
Homer B. Ballou of Eagle Creek. Oregon
shaken up and bruised.
Mr. Fer-
publican voters of Clackamas and
Any and all persons claiming adversely the above
years
and
2
months
old.
H
er
hus
rill was up, Friday, to see Dr. A d ix
described lands are requested to file their claims in
Multnomah counties at the primary
this office on or before said 20 day of May. 1 908.
who is physician for tile railway band, I\ H. Davis, four children, election on April 17.
Algernon S . Dresser, R egister
three daughter?' and a ten months
company.
m l 2 - m l4
If I am nominated and elected I
old baby l» y , mother, three sisters,
will, during my term of office, sup
VnnDuren & Gerber, our local and u brother mourn her loss.
port a sane, business-like adminis
meat market men, have placed an
Th e community in which she liv
ad in The News.
T h ey lielieve in ed, as well as the relatives, feels tration of public affairs. I will op
pose graft, humbug and demagog
the truth of tlie saying, advertising
sorely the loss of Mrs. Davis for she
pays.
Th ey buy and sell meats was beloved by all who knew her. ism, and will work industriously for
the people of my district. I will do
and nil kinds of market produce.
She was a noble woman; a true wife;
Cash paid for pelts and hides. All a loving mother; a kind neighbor; my duty as I see it and will not
W . A. JO NES
take dictation from any man or set
orders promptly filled.
a good friend; devoted to the inter- j
PRO PRIETOR
of men. I will vote for the Repub
REPUBLICAN
CANDIDATE
Stanly Turel, of Dodge, was in csts of her family and her home. [
lican voters’ choice for United States
FOR
REPRESENTATIVE
Portland this week and appeared Her happy disposition was an in 1
Good rigs and careful drivers always
Senator.
before the U. S. district court, and spiration to all who came in contact
1st. H e stands for Statement
— c. n . m c a r t h u r .
SPECIAL ATTENTION
secured his second citizenship pa with her. Her end was peaceful.
Portland, Oregon, March 15, 1908. N o . 1. and has pledged himself Given Hunting and Fishing Parties
pers.
Joseph Sadowski, another May G od’ s comfort be with the be
Walter A. Dimick
Livery, Feed & Sale
STA BLE
farmer living at Dodge, was granted reaved ones.
his second papers, on Monday be
fore the U. S. court.
CAZADERO
DODGE
I. M. Parks lias purchased a linnd
of sheep of Mrs Surface.
J. W . P..rk lost a good cow last
w eek: she fell over u bank and broke
her neck.
Arthur Howard has finished his
job of cutting wood for W . J. I,nv-
ellt-n and is now working for C. M.
Folsom.
Tlie Socialists hold regular pow
wow at the Dodge sc-hool.
F b Lacey was a delegate to the
socialist convention in Portland and
made a rousing speech.
Vour corn spnmltnt visited the
meeting of a league at FI wood
last Saturday evening, and they are
all for Statement No. 1.
Dodge has organized a Sunday
School with Mr. Horner as superin
tendent
T h ey evidently believe
in sclf-reg<Tiemtion as there have
been no religious services for two
years.
Burton Moor’ s young friends gave
him a surprise party the 26th, it
being his sixteenth birthday. There
were many nice presents.
Refresh
ments were served at the Mountain
House, games were played and a
good time was enjoyed by all, and
we id) wish Hinton many happ\
birthdays.
Trout fishing was very good last
Sundav, one lone fisherman canglu
,36 in one hole. Lots of fisherman
out, begins to look like old times.
Ed Snow 's patent* are visiting
him f 0111 Washington.
Mrs. Mable Ju kts, Mrs. Cherry,
and Mrs. H Gordon were in Caz
adero this week.
Fordys Hughes has returned from
a shi rt u ip to Priitcvill
Cazadero is dead, nothing doing.
Flvin Morrow made a fortune
h i ting wood and returned to Fsta-
cada. It took two men to measure
his ii-oo»I,
Th e M iimtain House is doing a
flo .r.slung business again.
Meals
served at all hours. Good grub
far hungry tourists.
C u r merchant, Mr. Hughes, has
a new stock of goods, first class, and
reasonabl: in price.
May, 1908. She names as witnesses:
Darwin Bradley of Oregon C ity Oregon
B. L. Commons of Oregon C ity. Oregon
Charles J. Bradley of Portland. Oregon
J . W . W ebb of Necanicum, Oregon
Any and all persons claiming adversely the above
described lands are requested to file their claims in
this office on or before said 7 day .of May, 1908
Algernon S Dresser. Register.
F27-a30
Notice for Publication
__J. U. c . a .» i P B E L L
ever did parlimentary battle with him
without knowing that he had been thru
something. Campbell is a politician but
a cleiMi one. He was the only man on the
lloor of the House this session who had
backbone enough to stand up and be
counted when there were 59 members a-
gainst him, and the only man who dared
cut loose from tie-ups and tell the ma
chine to do its worst. He manufactured a
record that will make mighty good read
ing tor his constituents, tho he was on
the wrong side of the fence on several big
cjuestions, chiefly because he was pledged
to certain things by his campaign plat
form and what his county wanted, and
what w*as good for the entire state was
often vastly different. Every member in
the House could have the same thing said
of him; it was more noticable of Camp
bell's case, for he generally headed the
procession though often there was ouly
one in the procession."
The Telegram speaks of a “ Small Band
of Notables” and says:
“ In the littfe band of men to be noted
may be nc ude 1 Speaker Frank Davey
of Marion, John B. Coffey and John Dris
coll of Multnomah, J. U. Campbell of
Clackamas-Multnomah, George Rogeis
of Marion, C. S. Jackson of Douglas, W.
K , Newell of Washington, W. I. Vawter
ot Douglas-Jackson and John C. McCue,
of Clatsop.
There were other men who
were known for bills they introduced as
Chapin and Burns of Multnomah; there
were men who became known for some
one fight, as Eaton of Lane, in the Uni
versity strugle and Rothchild for his tri
bute to Bryan; others who were known
for one policy, as Purdy for cconomyand
Kdwards for advocacy of normals by the
dozen, but the handful mentioned were
the real work rs in the House, so far as
debate, manipulation of contest went.”
PROFESSIONAL CARDS
HE\RY V. ADIX, M . D.
Physician
and
Surgeon
Office and residence, up stairs in the Es
tacada Pharmacy Building
Entrance between drug store and Sparks
store, on Broadway
Local and Long Distance Telephone
The doctor’s phone can be connected
with your home phone at night if re
quested. One long ring.
to vote for the people’s choice for
Miss Anna Harkenriiler has come home
from Portland for the summer.
F. M. Gill and \V. II. Holder attended
the Pomona grange meeting at Milwau-
ie yesterday.
The sad news was received Monday of
the death of Mrs. Karl Shiblev at Oregon
City. The body was taken to Roseburg
for burial.
U . S. Senator, regardless of his
individual preference.
2nd. He stands for strict economy
in all appropriations, and less' state
taxes.
3rd. He stands for more stringent
banking laws, affording protection
to depositors.
4th.
He stands for all proper
measures for the liettei .ner.t of onr
roods and public school system.
5th.
He stands for the preser
vation of the great natural resources
of this state, including water pott
ers. franchises and etc. to the peo-
1 pie to whom they belong.
<>th. He stands for a square deal
to all and special privileges to none.
WOOD ¿k LUMBER
Dr. J. V. SCOTT,
Local and Long Distance Telephone
D ENTIST
Of rooms 41-2 Hamilton Bldg. Portland
tt
W ill visit Kstacada from Saturday
at 1 till Sunday at 5:30 p. m.
Land office at Portland, Oregon, Feruary 29, 1903
Notice is hereby given that Frances Peshali of San
dy. Oregon, has filed notice of his intention to
make final five year proof in support of his claim, viz:
homestead entry No. 13570, made Apr. 19, 1901.
for the Northeasth Quarter of section 24. town
ship 3 south, range 5 east and that said proof will be
made before the register and receiver at Portland, O r
egon. on April 1 3 ,1 9 0 8 .
H e names the fol
lowing witnesses to prove his continuous residence
upon and cultivation of said land, viz: ‘
Joseph Linhart of Sandy, Oregon
Charles Linhart of
Jacob Leuthner of
T . F. McCabe
of
Algernon S Dresser. R egister
Insure your property with the
Bank of Estacada. W e represent
two of the best insurance companies
doing business in the United States.
Our companies paid losses in full
of the San Francisco fire. T h e y
stand at the head of the list. T ake
no chance with cheap insurance.—
Bank of Kstacada.
Cured of Rheumatism
Wm. Henry of Chattanooga, Tenn.,
had rheumatism in his left arm.
“ The
strength seemed to have gone out of the
muscles so that it was useless for w ork.”
he says. “ I applied Chamberlain's pain'
balm and wrapped the arm in flannel at
night, and to my relief I found that the
pain gradually left me and the strength
returned.” If troubled with rheumatism
try a few applications of pain balm. You
are certain to be pleased with the relief
which it affords. Sold at Estacada drug
store
Notice of Sale
In the County Court of the «State of Ore
gon for the County of Clackamas
In the Matter of the Estate
of Wesley Smith, deceased.
Under an authority of an order of sale
granted by the counfy court of the coun
ty of Clackamas, State of Oregon, dated
March 9th 1908, I will sell at private sale
the fallowing described real estate, to-
wit: Beginning at the N. W. corner of
the W 1-2 of the S i -2 of the S.W. 1*4 sec 31
T. 1, S. R. 4, E . of the W. M. running
thence E. 40 rods to the West line be
tween the N. 1-2 and the S. 1-2 of the S.
W. 1-4; thence S. 16 rods; thence W. 40
rods; thence N. 16 rods to the place of
beginning, containing four acres, more
or less.
The sale will be on or about the 4 day of
May, 1908, and bids will be received at
my residence about one mile north of
Boring in Clackamas county, Oregon.
Terms of sale, cash.
J. F. SMITH, Administrator
of the Estate of Wesley Smith, deceased,
mia-ag
EUREKA
Yes, I Have Found It at Last
Found what? Why that Chamberlain's
salve cures eczema and all manner of itch
ing of the skin. I have been afflicted for
Office with Dr. H. V. Adix
many years with skin deceases. I had to
get up three or four times every night
J. R. Cassidy has painted a sign
and wash with cold water to allay the ter
for T h e N ew s office, and it has been
rible itching, but since using this salve
put in place.
Th e sign is a good
ESTACADA-P ORTLA ND
in December, 1905 the itching has stop
advertisement for Mr. Cassidy as
ped and has not troubled me.—Elder J.
Cars leave Estacada for Fort-
well as for Th e News.
If at any
T. Onglev, Rootville, Fa.
For sale by
land ;
time you want a sign painted see
ortary Public, General Law the Estacada Drug store.
7 :22 , 9 :2 2 , 1 1 2 2 ; A. M. and
him, be can do as good a job for
Practice. Mortgages foreclosed, A b
NOTICE FOR BIDS
you as he did for us.
t :22, 3 :3 2 , ( ' . 2 2 , 9 :1 5 F. M. ^
stracts furnished
Cars leave Portland for Fsta-
Th e Estacada school lioard held
Bids will be received at the R e
M O NEY LO AN ED
corder's office up to Apr. 14, 1908,
cada:
a special business meeting last week.
for the extension of about 300 ft. of
Th e finances of the district were
7 : 1 5 . 9 : 1 5 , 1 1 : 1 5 A . M. ami
noted to l»e in a very satisfactory
OFFICE»: 2 , 3 & 4, ANDBESEN BLD. water main. Bidders to dig ditch,
1 :1 5 , 3:4 5, 6 :1 5 , 7 :2 5 P. M.
Th e bridle which was rutiled by
furnish all material and make box.
condition
Th e board is asking for
Earl Wilson was won by F'rank
O reg o n C it y
O reg o n
W at freight leaves Estacada
Specifications at recorder’s office.
bids for the construction of a fence
1 Van Dtiren
who held the lucky
in the morning, daily except
A . X . Johnson. Recorder.
around the school grounds, for the
number. Th e bridle is a beauty,
Sun. returning in the evening.
fieri tie and Effective
building of a couple out buildings, being all hand braided horse liniv
FO R
A well-known Manitoba editor writes:
Freight also leaves Portland
and laying
sidewalks front same
over the leather.
T h e reins are
• As an inside worker I find Chamberlain
in the morning got ■ to Caza-
to the school.
stomach and liver tablets inxaluable for
twisted braid work, anil the whole
x dero and return'
Portland
the touches of biliousness natural to sed
Country property, lands, farms
is made of different colored material
entary life, their action being gentle and IX SPRIXOWATER LAND SEE
bargains in them town lots, hous making a very nice piece.
Frank V Main offices of t eontnpnn'-: ,32 ,-2
effective, clearing the digestive tract and
es. for sale must be sold. \V. A has presented it as a present to his
First St. T . t ’ . n l. Or.gcn.
the hesd. ITice *3ets. Samples at Esta-
IIe\ ¡nun.
partner. Louis Gerber.
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4 cada drug store.
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Dimick & Dimick,
Attorneys at Law
f
Real Estate Bargians
A. M. SHIBLEY