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THE ESTACAD A N EW S! A Good Man for PUBIJSH ED Good Word« lor Chamberlain'« ( uuqh Remedy People everywhere take pleasure in tes tifying to the g<xxl qualities of Chamber- HENRY V . ADIX, M . D. lain'* cough remedy. Mrs. Edward Phil Physician ami Surgeon ips of Barcley, Md. writes; “ I wish to tell ***** you that I can recouuueiul Chamberlain's I Office and residence, up stairs in the Es- cough remedy. My little girl, Katherine, tacada Pharmacy Building who is two years old, has been taking Entrance between drug store and Sparks W e are equipped to m anufacture this remedy whenever she has had a cold store, on Broadway from 40,000 to 50,000 of the best since she was two mopths old. About a Local and Long Distance Telephone Cedar Shingles each day, and will month ugo I contracted a dreadful cold myself, but I took Chamberlain's cough j The doctor's phone can be connected deliver them in Estacada at remedy and was soon as well as ever. j with your home phone at night if re quested. One long ring. Or the purchaser can get them at This remedy is sold at* the Estacada drug store the mill PROFESSIONAL CARDS Assessor i J. E. Jack, Democratic candidate U r ; MORNING county Assessor was born at Marquain, ' in this county; he served as chief deputy < sheriff during J. J. Cooke's term as slier- 1 H. A. W IL L IA M S iff; afterwards he formed a partnership Entered at the postoffice in festacada. Oregon, as with Geo. F . Horton and together they second class mail conducted the grocery store of Horton & Jack on 7th street in Oregon city. Two SUBSCRIPTION RATES years ago he bought out the interest of SI 00 One year..... 50 Mr. Horton and is now conducting the S ix months.. business alone. Mr. Jack is a thorough business man Thursday, May 12, 1908 in every respect, and if elected Assessor will appoint the very best men he can find in Clackamas county for his deputies The Republican Ticket and will endeavor to give a just an 1 equal t7. S. Senator assessment to all without favoritism. You II. M. Cake of Multnomah will make no mistake by voting for him. Congressman W IL L IS I*. H A W L E Y of Marion Supreme Judge T. J. MYERS FOR CORONER R O BER T S. B EA N of Lane Dairy and Food Commissioner Clackamas County Native Son J. W. B A IL E Y of Multnomah Railroad Commissioner. 1st Dist Promises Careful Administration j TH O M AS K. C A M P B E LL of Lane |i Frosccutinii Attorney, 5th Dist Tom J. Myers, who recently purchased , j F. B. TO N GU E of Washington T H U RSD A Y S w ift’s A rs e n a te o f Lead nr... M A.. coroner r. r.«r. .... .*■ . on . t the il., Democratic T i,. tM/AOeO i í O ticket. tw 'bl-t X county He is a native son of Clackamas county, and his parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. W. M y e r s , a r e residing on their fa rm at Red lands, in this county. Mr. Myers is a y o u n g man, is well capable of filling the position and is thoroughly conversant with his line of work, having been in the employ of J. P. Finley & Sons of Port land fo r nearly 3 years, and has given the business thorough study. Mr. Myers is an enterprising young man and he has spent most of his life in his home county and will, without doubt, he given a good big vote for the office of coroner. The fact that the present incumbent of the office has had it for 16 or 17 years, should alone elect Mr. Myers. The people do not believe in the life tenure of public office, hut they believe in passing the office on to the next man, Mr. Mvers promises a careful and economical admin istration, and will always endeavor to save money for the taxpayers. He is making a clean, active campaign. S H I N G L E S $ 1.80 FO R 10 lb. K E G W a k le y ’s S q u irre l Poison 1 T 8 2 B E 3 H F o rm a ld e h y d e D r. J . V . SCOTT, ' D E N T IS T M o le a n d G o p h er P oisons •fot* Will visit Estacada from Saturday at 1 til! Sunday at 5:30 p. in. Office with Dr. II. V. Adix E s ta c a d a D rug ^ When these. wanting shingles examine Orders filled promptly C lyd e sd ale S ta llio n Of rooms 41*2 Hamilton Bldg, Portland In quantities and prices to suit everybody - .S S Ä S S T Ä lE S I The C. N. M cARTH UR of Multnamah Representatives JA M E S U. C A M P B E LL W A L T E R A. DIM ICK L IN N E. JO N E S Commissioner W . H. MATTOON Sheriff R IC H A R D L . G R E A V E S Clerk F. W. G R E E N M A N Recorder C H A U N C E Y E . R AM SB Y Assessor H. S. MOODY Treasurer J. C. PADDOCK Coroner R. L. HOLM AN School Superintendent T. J. G A R Y Surveyor S. A. D. H U N G ATE CEDAR S to re 1 i Hotel and Restaurant FURN ITURE AND FIX T U R E S FOR SALE The Golden Eagle Hotel and Res taurant and rall ■ the ’ furniture and fixtures throughout are for sale. This is the best location iffithe city, can be purchased at a real bargain. D im ic k & D im ic k , J U L IE S K R IE G E R -----PROPRIETOR----- Estacada Agent A. Morrow Mrs. W. K . Haviland was out from Portl. nd, Monday. Mrs. J. Mantz returned to Port land last evening after a week’s vis 'Nortary Public, General Law it with Mrs. W. H. Close. Practice, Mortgages foreclosed, Ab ft will thread a needle in the dark stracts furnished and it is a little wonder worker, for only 25cts The Boye ntedle thread M O N EY LO A N E D er. It is a most useful and conven A good horse for the right ient article for the lady who does person. Can be seen at my Another article which we O F F IC E S ; 2, 3 & 4, A N D R E SE N BLD. sewing. farm at Dodge. want you to see is our needle chart, O reg o n C it y O rego n which contains needles and shuttles T. PAULSEN, DODGE, ORE for any sewing machine made in Or inquiry can be made at the E s All Right for Commissioner America—Cooper & Co. tacada News office J. W. Smith, Democratic candi Notice for Application for Saloon Li date for county commissioner, was cense born in the State of Missouri in I hereby give public notice that I have «O YEARS’ 1862; he came to Oregon with his petitioned the council of the city of Es E X P E R IE N C E parents in 1875 and in 1878 settled tacada, Oregon, for a license to sell spir in the place which is now his home ituous, vinous and malt liquors at retail at Macksburg; he followed the vo as provided in ordinance No. I of the said city of Estacada, and in accordance cation of fanning until 1897 when with said ordinance. The city council he opened a store and engaged in m ay vote upon said petition at the next IflADC HUAHU» D e s ig n s the merchandise business until 1906 succeeding meeting of the council after C o p y r ig h t s A c . Anyone «ending a sketch and description may when on account of the health of the second publication of this notice. quickly aacertuln our opinion free whether an Invention la probably potentaNtpO.ni niunlea- Dated M ay 20, 1908. his family he closed out his store Ilonastrictly contldenttal. HANDBOOK on I aieute ■ent free. Oldest agency for securing patents. Signed: W. A. Cunningham . Patents taken through Munn A Co. receive and spent a winter in Los Angeles Notice No. 1. tpeclal notice, without cbnrae, in the California, returning to his farm in SUMMONS 1907, where he has since resided A handsomely Illustrated weekly. Largest cir of any scientific Journal. Terms, W & Mr. Smith has always taken a deep In the county court of the State of culation ¡ four months, |L Su'd by all newsdealers. Oregon, for the County of Clackam as interest in county affairs and espec « Co.S6,Bro"dw-y- New York George W. Bowdish, Plaintiff. omce. «25 F St- Washington. D. C. ially in road work and in his pre VS cinct has held the office of road su Orrie Bowdish, Ila llie Bow dish and Ada- Timber Land, Act June 3. 1878 pervisor many terms and is now the line Sherlock, Defendants. Notice for Publication To Orrie Bowdish, H allie Bowdish and supervisor for Mackslmr^, precinct. United States Land office. Portland. Oregon. Feb. | Adaline Sherlock, the above named de 29. 1908. Notice is hereby given that in compliance He has never held office except fendants. with the provisions of the act of congress of June 3. road supervisor. In the name of the State of Oregon, 1878. entitled “An act for the sale of timber lands In In his own business affairs he has you are hereby required to appear ‘ ami the states of California. Oregon. Nevada and Wash ington territory.” a* extendedlo ail the public land been very succes-ful and now owns answer the com plaint filed against you states by act of August 4. 1892, Charles Ben bow in the above entiled suit on or before the of Portland, county of Multnomah, state of Oregon, one of the best and highly improved 27th day of Jun e, 1908, said date being has this day filed in this office his sworn statement farms in Clackamas County. the expiration of six weeks from the first 7705. for the purchase of the West half ofthe North A thorough business man in ev- publication of this summons, and if you west Quarter of section 20 in township 5 S . range 4 E. and will offer proof to show that the land sought j ery respect, he will if elected to the fail to so appear and answer, for want is more valuable for its timber or stone than for agri cultural purpose, and to establish his claim to said office to which he aspires, work for thereof the plaintiff w ill apply to the land before register and receiver of U S land office at court for the relief prayed for in plain the interest of all Clackamas Coun Portland. Oregon, on Wednesday the 20 day of May tiff’s com plaint, to-wit: 1908. He names as witnesses: ty- To quiet title to the follow ing describ Ed. Turney of Portland, Oregon Attorneys at Law FOR SALE OR TRADE P atents Clackamas county seems to occu py a prominent place on the maps when it comes to electing delegates to national conventions. Four years By our Wayside Reporter ago James U. Campbell was a dele gate to the republican national con vention, and this year C. G. Hunt- Mrs. Nancy Shankland left Sun ley is a delegate to the Chicago con day for Portland to visit with her vention. children there. The Man for the Place A. Hinman has sold his farm and The county commissioners have A. KING WILSON let the job of rebuilding that part of will vacate the place within a month J. W. Gray Has Had Many Years of the Eagle creek wagon bridge that It is the intention of the parties Experience in Educational Work was taken away by high water, and who liought the place to divide it Joseph W . Gray was here last week in the repairs are nearly completed. into small tracts and offer them for the interests of his candidacy for county The approach is being put up. in a sale. school superintendent and his name will Walter Woodard went to work be on the ballot for this office at the Junr more substantial way than the old one was. Pile supports are being Monday as engineer at Walter election. Mr. Gray who is an independ ent candidate and is independent in every put in. The rest of the bridge is Shriner’ s sawmill. sense of the word and is not affiliated to receive repairs. Thursday a number of the Cur- with any parties or factions and solicits ’rinsville people met at the church, the support of all voters who desire to Richard L. Greaves, candidate for the men to clean up the lot the see the office of school superintendent sheriff, has tlie unanimous support occupied by a man who is highly qualifi w< m :n to serve dinner. of his party and will receive a good ed for the position. Doc Palmateer returned Thurs Mr. Gray stands high in the education vote around here. Mr. Greaves has day from a visit with his daughter, al ranks of the state. He was for many by dose and careful attention to Mrs Lee Wills at Columbia slough. years identified with the educational in his work and business held the po Mrs. W. R. Oatfield visited her terests of Clackamas county as vice-prin J . C. Furke of Portland, Oregon ed premises, The W 1-2 of the D. b . C. sition of foreman in the blacksmith O. M. Stafford of Portland, Oregon husband last week at Seaside where cipal of the Oregon City schools, and SPRINGWATER of Josiah Garlets and wife in sections 15 shops of the Willamette pulp & pa was for nine years principal of the Park- E. Burke of Portland, Oregon he is working; she wanted to go place high school. Prof. Gray w one and 16 in T. 4 S . R . 4 E . of the W. M. Any and all persons claiming adversely the above per factory for 19 years. Merit has The candii’ aie for Join t Representative Little Sadie Wilcox is quite low containing 160 acres more or less, save dlscrtbed lands are requested to file their claims In back this week to have a look at of the oiiginators of the Clackam m:ti- from M ultnomah and Clackam as coun won, and if he is elected sheriff Dr. Adix and except 50 acres off of the North side this office on or before said 20th day of May. Uncle Sam’ s sea dogs but was pre ty Teachers’ Association and whe n \ e ties, is a resident of Oswego, C la c l- with pneumonia fever. he will give the people of Clackamas of said W 1-2 heretofore conveyed to 1908. is amas county, Oregon, and for fifteen \ is the attending p hysician , Algernon S . Dresser, Register vented by the sickness of her baby. signed his position to go North h" Lodem a Ann K e lle r by E . D. Bowdish county a safe and businesslike ad The Currinsville school closed servingon the county examina: u :i I d ...J. years has been practicing law in Portland ; I see that the O ld Boss leaders of and D eliliah Bowdish as shown by deed ministration. As secretary of the WillametLe \ alley last Friday and Miss Kennedy has Chautauqua Association for our v rs, with offices in the Chamber of Commerce. £]le republican p a rty got contrôle of recorded at page 268 V o l. 29 Record of Notice for Publication we. ffir Gov- th e Republican s ta te c o n v e n tio n and D eed, for Clackam as county, Oregon. The ‘ 'Reddy” amendment to the gone to Portland and from there ex Prof. Gray forme.! a wide e . United States 1 and Office. Portland, Oregon. Apr. T his summons is published by order of 1 1 ,1 9 0 8 . Notice is hereby given that Joseph S a- ma em o r Chamberlain o r M r. Cake, which-I h a d th e 8 * 11 to c a l1 th e m s e lv e s th e constitution which is causing such pects to go to California; Miss Cut He was educated in Northern Ir ina the H on. Thos. A. M cBride, judge of the dowskl of Elwood. Oregon, has filed notice of his in Normal school and also in ti> business ter is at Currinsville but expects ever receives the popular vote, for sena- Republican p arty. One th in g they a lot of talk reads as follows: tention to make final five year proof in support of hi* college of the same place. li> hold* a tor. He was raised on a small farm and | resolved, that they were in favor of above entitled court, which order was claim viz: Homestead enty No. 14551 made Sep 15. Corporations may be formed un to leave soon. The work of these made and entered on the 9th day of May, 1902. for the S H of Nw* & tots3 &4 of Sec 4 .town life diplom a from the State of Oregon der general laws, but shall not be ladies has been very satisfactory and is in every way qualified for the po at the present time is farming in a small the J , 2 5 ,0 0 0 appropriation annual- 1908. ship 5 south, range 4 east, and that said proof will be way. He is a taxpayer in both counties, j , c ~ . made before the register and receiver at Portland. h 3 | ly for the u n ive rsity at E u g e n e that U ’R E N & S C JJU E B E L , created by the Legislative Assem and it is with regret that the peo sition to which he aspires. Prof. (Jirav | 1 Oregon, on May 22. 1908. He names the follow A ttorneys for Plaintiff. . . . , „ .. | is not so, for the majority of the is a man of fam ily, 44 years of age, ami bly by special laws. The Legisla ple see them go. ing witnessns to prove his continuous residence upon Chamberlain s Colic. Choler and Di- . and cultivation of said land, viz: William Clinton Looney, a well a tax payer of Clackam as county. He orrhoea Remedy Pto P,e are favor of more high tive Assembly shall not enact, a- Stephen Twarowski of Portland, Oregon has served 17 years in the school room Notice for Publication There is probably no medicine made ■ schools, for by the law they can mend or repeal any charter or act known resident o f Currinsville, died Stanly Turel of Dodge, as teacher and knows fu lly the needs of U. S . Land office at Portland, Oregon. May 6th, A. J . Grindstaff of Elwood. that is relied upon with more im plicit group several districts and get a of incorporation for any municipali at his home Saturday, May 16. He the common schools. 1908. Notice is hereby given that George L. Eaden J. P. Nibecker of confidence than Cham berlain s colic,cliol , Ijjjrh school, and then by the time of Cherry ville, Oregon, who, on June 11th. 1903. was born Oct. 18, 1872, in Rome ty, city, or town. The legal voters Algernon S . Dresser, Register homestead entry No. 14958 for Southwest On Monday, Mrs. J. W. Reed of era amt diarrhoea rem edy, During the i tile pupil goes through the home made of every city and town are heteby county, West Virginia, and was at Quarter Section 32. township 2 south, range 6 east. third of a centurv in which it has been Notice for Publication granted power to enact and amend the time o f his death in his 36th the Rebekahs, John Ely, Will Cary use, people have learned that it is theone i scho° 1 the>' oughttoknow what pro- Willamette meridian, has filed notice of intention to make final five year proof to establish claim to the Land office at Portland. Oregon, April 11. 1908. their muni ripai charter, and the e x year. The cause of his death was and Asa Hawkins of the Odd ft Hows remed y that never (ails. When reduced ! fession to follow, and with the home land above described, before the register and receiv Notice Is hereby given that Stanly Turel of Dodge. clusive power to license, regulate, consumption which had developed left as delegates to the 53rd animal in water ami sweetened it is pleasant to Tiigh school there is no need of such er U. S . Land office at Portland. Oregon, on the 22 Oregon, has filed notice oJ his intention to make firal day of June. 1908. five year proof In support of his claim, viz: Home eoatrol an 1 lax 01 to suppress or from an injury which he received ' session o f the grand lodge o f Odd- take. Bor sale at the I.stacada drug store an extravagant appropriation. Claimant names as witnesses: stead entry No. 14074 made March 26. 1902, for David W, Douglas of Cherryville. Oregon McHenry, the prohibition man, prohibit theaters, race tracks, pool some years ago. He leaves a w ife j fellows, the 34th annual session of the Northeast Quarter of section 34. township 4 south W illiam O. Rugh of range \ east, and that said proof will be made before rooms, bowling alleys, billiard halls, and three children, his father and the grand encampment and the con- Rebekahs which commenced at Sa Walter Dimick and Richard L. John R. Maronay of the register and receiver at Portland. Oregon, on May Colby Marstcn of Greaves all gave interesting speech and the sale of liquors, subject to in other and one brother. These vocation of the annual assembly o f ; lem Tuesday. 2 2 ,1 9 0 8 . He names the flo w in g witnesses to Algernon 3 Dresser. Register prove his continuous residence upon and cultivation ------------------------------ es here last week. the provisions of the local option and the whole community deeply 5 of the land, viz: Some democrats have comearonnd law of the fta le of Oregon within mourn his departure. His genial Anton Heitkemper of Portland. Oregon Notice for Publication Stephen Twarowski of with cigars.______________________ j Landofficaat Portland. Oregon. May 9, 1908. the corporate limits of any munici disposition made for him many A. J . Grindstaff of Elwood I Notice is hereby given that Colby Mars-on of pality, is Yvs'ed in such municipali friends among his associates. He was J . P. Nibecker of | Cherryville. Oregon, who. on June 13. 1903. made Algernon S. Dresser. Register a devoted husband and loving fa ty. ! homestead entry No. 14960. for Northwest Quarter | Section 32. township 2 south, range 6 east. Wiliam - ther. His fortitude and cheerful The political meetings which took ette Meridian, has filed notice of intention to make ness during the many months of final five year preof to establish claim to the land a- place in Estacada last week were For stomach troubles, biliousness ami described before the register and receiver at his terrible suffering was amazing : 0 . W. P. & Ry. Co. • bove constipation try Chamberlain's stomach well attended, considering the bad Portland, Oregon, on the 22 day of June. 1908. and he never lost his smile. He and liver tablets. Many remarkable cures Claimant names as witnesses: condition of the weather. On F ri ESTACA D A-PO RTLA N D David W. Douglas ci Cherryville. Oregon was reconciled to his God and died have been effected by them. **rice 25cts day evening the Democrats held j .' William O. Rugh cf Samples free. Sold at Estacada drug in the hope of eternal life; his last Cars leave Estacada for Port John R. Marc nay of forth. The principal speaker of store. George Eden of words living words of loving exhor land: the evening was A. King Wilson, ! Algernon S . Dresser. Register. tation to his defer ones. His prayers 7:22, 9:22, 112 2 : A. M. and candidate for joint representative for an ¿asy death were signally a n Tiir.bealand Act. June 3. 1878 1:22, 3:52, 6:22. 9 :15 P. M. ; RESTORATION TO ENTRY OF LANDS IN for Clackamas am) Mulin mth National Forest. Notice Is hereby given that Notice for Publication swered and he fell asleep without counties. All the other candidates! Cars leave Portland for Esta- ] the lands desc/ibed below, embracing 1 OOacres. wtth- Land Office at Portland. Oregon. May 4. 1908. pain or struggle. The funeral to, k i in the Ca. e National Forezt. Oregon, will be sub- | Notice is hereby g-an that in compliance with the on the Democratic ticket were pres It is necessary, almost, fot business men to cada: j jec* to se t •-'•nr and entry under the provisions of provisions of the act of Congress of June 3. 1878 J place Monday from the Estacada ent, and addressed the meeting. have. Printed stationery is a convenience, I the hemes -the United States snd the act entitled “An act far tha sale of timber lands In the j Oddfellow hall where, after impres- 7 :1 5 .9 :1 5 , 1 1 : 1 5 A. M. and ;; | of June 11 A Stat.. 2331 at the United states of California. Oregon. Nevada, and Washing- a recommend, and it is better and just as There was another rally on Satur S ts’ es land off ice «t P - '.and. Oregon, on July 14 j ton territory.' as extended to all the public land states I sive religious services, that order 1:15 , 3:45, 6 :15 . 7:25 P. M. day evening to hear the- rej ublicans cheap as buying store stationery, a little at , 1908 Any settle- wt c has actual y and In good faith | by act of August 4. 1892. Stephan N. Creech of Port took charge of the remains and laid ciatming any of sa .ar.ds for agricultural purposes land, ccxinty of Multnomah, state of Oregon has Way freight leaves Estacada speak. But four candidates were a time. The News prints all kinds of prior to January \. 1906. and has net abandonded this day filed ta tUs officekto sworn statement No j his body to rest in the cemetery on in the morning, daily except ■ ■ same t as a preference right to make a homestead en- | 7750 for the purchaseof the Northwest Quarter [H ] present. Richard L. Greaves, for the Wade place. BUSINESS STATIONERY Sun. returning in the evening. • try fer ! f is actually occupied. Said lands were cf Section Eight (8 ) in township 5 South, range sheriff, made a few well-taken re F. B. Warfield Scientific American J PRINTED ; TIME CARD STATIONERY! f marks, and Chauncey Ramsby, for recorder, promised another term of Notice for Application for Table Liqu* r economical and efficient service. H. I hereby give public License notice that I hnv« petitioned S. Moody was present but his name the Council of the City of Esta i da. for a Means« to spirituous, vinous and malt liquors arratail as pro was not called for a speech. James •all vided in ordinance« Nos. I and 2 of tha said city of U. Campbell made the main address («»!> .ndm aceordape. with uid finances. Rave Special Tll#c<tycou,vn "***<*• upon said partition at the , on the program, and II , next succeeding moating of ‘tha council after the sec- mtteiuioti to the most important a - im*n<luu nti Aid laws to be voted ou at the flection. 1 and iwb'kattonof this notice. t*i*dMar 20. i 9 og Signed N. L. S . LAURYY 1 Natica No. And would be pleased to print yours # TO. The Estacada News Job Printerv Freight also leaves Portland in the morning goes to Caza dero snd returns to Portland Main offices of the com pany: 132 1-2 F irst St. Portland, Oregon. BUY C LA C K A M A S C O U N TY FARM S Hated upon the ap-’ications ofthe rersons mentioned beiow. who have preference right subject to the prior right of a ry such settler, provided such settler or sp- riicant I* j u r i e d to make homestead entry and the reterer .* ght is exercised prior to July 14. 1908. on which dara the lands will be subject to settlement and entry by any qualified person. The lands are as fot wsW1» or S E \ of NEH the SWH of N IK . and the S E ’a of NWS Sec. 12. T. 3 .S . R. 7 E. W. m. listed upon tha application cf John S . Mateomaon. No 1 89 17th S t. South Portland. Oregon. FRED DENNETT. Commissioner ofthe Genera! Land Office. Approved April 21. I9v8 FRANK FIERCE. First Assistant Secretary of the Interior. No. 4 East and will offer proof to show that the land sought is more valuable for its timber or stone than for agricultural purposes and to estab- ! liak his claim to said lend before the register and re- : celver at Portland. Oregon, cn Friday the 24 day of July. 1908. He names as witnesses: H. A. Hcetetter of Portland. Oregon K. C. Staples of W. L. Snyder of Brute Welvertcaef Any end an persons claiming adversely the above deecr'bed lands are requested to file their claims ir* this office on or before said 24 day of July. 1908 Algernon S Dresser Register. M 2 1 . 23