' ’ -> 7 WW& 4 Tfr« . ■. ; ; ñ ' NO. 30 of VOI,. 4 E S T A C A D A , OREGON. GOLD HAT PINS GIVEN AWAY We are giving away some heavy gold plated “Swastika” hat pins. Call in and see them, and learn about it. Get one for your wife or your mother, or mother-in-law. Good way to win her confidence WARM WEATHER 1 GOODS ^ The warm Summer Weather is here, and we wish to say that our ^ ^ j|| Light Weight Summer Goods In All Lines (0 ++++ Orders Promptly Filled for Out-of-Town, and City Trade VanDuren & Gerber, PROPRIETORS HAVE YOUR Prescri ptions FILLED BY US AND YOU WILL BE SATISFIED Fancy Stationery, School Supplies Cigars, Post Cards, Fishing Tackle The Estaeada Drug Store DIRECTORS: Miss Gertrude Morrow went to Portland, yesterday, returning in the evening. Geo. Estes, S. W. Stryker, T. Yocum, John Zobrist, Albert D. Schmidt Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Hates of Sell- | wood, were visitors at the old home : on the 4th. A baby girl was born to Mr. and Mrs. Ray Wilcox at 6 o’ clock Fri- j day evening, July 3rd. 8 | Charles Kerry returned Saturday | from Roaring' river near where he made the discovery of a rich ledge ' of copper. I || TRANSACTS A GENERAL BANKING BUSINESS Writes Fire Insurance in Five of the best “DOLLAR” companies. Handles Real Estate, Town Lots both Business and Residence, and Farm Property near Estaeada The F o u rth ’s ■ GROCERIES, DRYGOODS We have just put a new lot of SHOES I MADE FOR VS BY l \l l l P eters I 3hoe Co. The pupils of the Sunday School are requested to meet at the church Saturday at 4 p. in for practice. A boy, who is getting to be quite a man already, was born to Mr. and Mrs. G. Politowoski of Springwa- ! ler on June 21 si. .St. e=*n Louts I and Invite you to examine them * Sparks’ Store C e le b r a tio n Two lots 100 by 100 feet, bouse and all outbuildings, well, fenced; j only $375. Easy terms. A bargain. Bank of Estaeada. Hi j ^ Meat Market j ( Home cured Hams and Bacon, and rendered Lard ) | WE HANDLE THE BEST IN For every member of the family. You should see them Miss Moran and Roy Spurlin of Highland, were at the Woiiier home on the 4th. The Ladies' Aid will meet this week with Mrs. O. Janies at Fara- ! day. DALES Cash paid for Hides and Market Produce Estacada State Bank Capital, $25,000 J. N. Adams was in town yester day closing a real estate deal with E. M. Miller. Are just what you want Handles the best Fresh and Cured Meats Obtainable $1 A Y E A R Mr. and Mrs. R S. Coop were in j town Tuesday transacting legal bus iness. I 8 I 190S. 0FFICFRS: , A new lot of baby cabs and go- Geo. Estes, President. S. W. Stryker, Vice-President | carts at Cooper & Co’ s. L. F. Belfils, Cashier NORTH 8 9. High school meeting tonight. We have the agency for and are selling all kinds of nursery of the Oregon Nursery Co. whose fruit trees, shrubbery and berries are known, to be the best. Give us your next order TV, JUI,V Too warm? Oregon Nursery STOCK H. We LOCAI, N EW S AND PE R SO N A L M ENTION TH U R SD A Y, . 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 The Nation’s Birthday Celebrated in True, Patriotic Style -An Ideal Day—Big Crowd Has a Glorious, Peaceable Time—and Nobody Fi ll or Killed mw Capital, $10,000.00 ifS s s Thousands Com e From Money to Loan * * * * on Real I Estate == . --= Portland to Picnic and Celebrate Miss Rose Roenfeldt, of Portland, enjoyed the Fourth and Sunday, at | her sister, Mrs. Otto Stuben's. The celebration in Estaeada on sound advice to the American peo Miss Minnie and Miss Lydia the 4th, of the nation’ s greatest hol ple. i Sceinman of Eagle Creek grange at iday, was one of the most success After dinner the rest of the day tended Pomona Grange, yesterday, 1 ful events that has ever taken place was given to horse races, foot races here. The day awoke with the and a ball game. at Willamette. Ed. Douglass’ weather rather threatening, but the horse and pony won the races, and | Mrs. Eva Kessler and Mrs. W. j K. Haviland and son, Billy, visited ! heavy clouds soon broke away and Ed. took the stakes in the foot race! the day developed into one of sub himself. The Eagle Creek baseball: I at W. A. Jones’s, Saturday and lime fitness for the occasion. team won the ball game front Arle- j Sunday. The day’ s doings were begun by ta 9 to 5. It was Eagle Creek's day | M. Buchanan, of Wasco, Idaho, the Estaeada band playing national and she took everythingon the tray 1 | a brother-in-law of W. J. Emmett, airs. At 11 part of the crowd met that looked gfiod. Hundreds of returned home Sunday after a brief around the band stand in the park. people enjoyed dancing in the pa ! visit here. Here, after prayer by Rev. M. B. I vilion, picnicking in the park, and Never did a j Mr. and Mrs. Newton Byerlee of Parounagian, Mayor W. A. Heyl fishing ill the river. j St Johns were here Sunday, visit man introduced Dr. Larson, who crowd explode so many fireworks. ing at A. Morrow's. Mr. Byerlee spoke in a humorous vein for twen The railroad was busy carrying the is a cousin of Mrs. Morrow. He is ty minutes. Following the doctor, people to and from the city and con Louis M. Head arose and delivered servative estimates place the num proprietor of the St John Review. the oration of the day. Mr. Head’ s ! ber of visitors in town at 2,500. P. G. Brickey, a ■ brother-in-law speech was a modernized Fourth of \ The Volunteer Fire Department, of J. V. Barr, arrived here last week from Virginia. Mr. Brickey is on July address; full of interest, spark- \ under whose auspices the celebra tion was given, is deserving of the a Western pleasure trip. ling with wit, and containing much [ thanks of the people. Every hotel, restaurant, board mal school. ing house and stand in town did a SPRIXGWATER » ■ flourishing business on the Fourth. J. A. Shibley and Elmer Dibble And every visitor in the city was have taken their last Toad of pota Temperature 90. well fed. toes to the Portland market receiv Good time for making hay. ing $t a hundred. Well, how did you enjoy the 4th? [ W. C. Whitfield has his new Mr. Head gave a good, patriotic! blacksmith shop near the creamery about completed. Mr. Whitfield and sensible talk. The Estaeada' If someone should offer to sell will have his shop equipments and band did well. The ball game was you a G O LD BRICK tools installed this week, and will interesting, and would have been be ready Monday morning to do a ll, more so, if there had not been so you would probably take it to an kinds of blacksmith work, horse much back talk, tho take it alto assayer and be convinced it was gether Estaeada had a very enjoya shoeing &c. genuine, before paying your money ble Fourth. One good feature, not for it. On Monday morning Rev. H. FT. a man did I see under the influence If you are al>out to buy some Stubbs started on a trip East. He of liquor. Think it good to have REAL ESTATE, goes to Iowa to visit his aged moth the town dry. The writer, being er whom he has not seen for many an old pioneer, met many old friends it is quite as prudent to first ascer years. She is over ninety years from other cities Astoria, Oregon tain that the title is free from defects We have been making reliable old, and is in very poor health. City, rortljnd, Canby, Woodburn, Mr. Stubbs will be away about a 1 Salem. Newport, Vancouver, Kam- Clackamas County ABSTRACTS month. as, Joseph, Hood River, Gresham, and examining titles for 16 years. Sandy. Kah! Rah! for Estaeada's Found— A small card case con It is our business to assist you in taining several Oddfellow lodge re celebratiohl Rev. Rol>ertson and family have all the details 'of transfer of real ceipts, a certificate of deposit on property. Call and examine our the 1st X at’l Bank, Portland, and moved into the Presbyterian parson Clackamas County records, taxrolls age. a few other papers. Owner can h ave. plats, Etc. Mrs. Zell, after a brief visit with same by proving ownership and | C LA C K A M A S T IT L E paying costs. John Trexchsel, Es- j her parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. J. The Lewellen, has returned home east tacada, Oregon. CO M PA N Y of the mountains. 510 cham ber of commerce During the past few days while Albert Smith of Astoria is here other cities in the state have lieen E. F. and F. B. RILEY, ATTORNEYS seeing relatives and friends. experiencing a hot spell, Kstacadans Sindey Smith has the grip. J. R. Cassidy has decorated, in 1 have been enjoying the salubrious | Willie Closner is slowly improve- big, l)old letters, A. Morrow's barn i rays and smiles of Old Sol. The with the following sign - temperature here has ranged from ing from inflamatory rheumatism. A. MORROW 5 to 10 degrees cooler than in other; Erma Shibley, after spending the L IV E R Y St FEED BARN 4th here, has gone back to the Nor parts of the state. PORTLAND INSURANCE This bank has the locnf agency for some of the very best Fire Insurance Companies. Let us write your policy. : : If you have money to loan, we will place it for you. If you have R^al Estate for sale, list it with us, as we have no property of our own for sale and can push youY sales Our lawyer will attend to all of your legal business, drawing papers of every kind ( ( ( ( ( Our rate of Exchange and Discounts will be gov- erned entirely by the Estaeada Money Market. We ¿hall try and govfern our business so that the rate will be as close to 10c pr $100 as possible, it being the usual rate throughout the state W. A. HEYLMAN, ) ) ) ) ) Cashier. Karo Corn Syrup 30 CBb 60ct. Pails HAS NO EQUAL TRY IT AND BE CONVINCED STRAWBERRIES BY TH E CRATE OR LESS FOR CANNING OR TABLE USE C. F. HOWE Ä2 a day The Hotel Estaeada A L L MODERN CO N VE N IE N CE S One of the most delightful Resorts on the Coast Local and Tourist Trade Solicited -7m