ESTACADA
PROGRESS
O U R S P E C IA L
$ 20.00
^INCOIU'O RATI.I»)
D IR E C T O R S :
I » 1:0 . K s t k s , President
A. K. S p a r k s , VicePresident
C h a s . K. D uhois
K. S. W OM KR, Editor
Entered
and Manager
*t the post office in Estacada, Oregon, as
second class mall
Published Every Vhursddy Morning at
ESTAC \DA, OKIGON
SUBSCRIPTION RATES
Sewing Machine has many good
features. It is not exactly like this
cat, but a more handsome machine.
It has Automatic tension release, ad
justable ball-bearing stand, Auto
matic lift and automatic belt replacer.
W e can save you money. Please
call and see.
The Freight is paid.
One year
............................................ $1 00
Six m onths..........................................................
50
Thursday, October 8. 1108
Tli - people of the Northwest,
but particularly those of Portland,
wi i not entirely satisfied with the
attendance at the show of the Port
land Country Club and Livestock
Association, and immediately upon
tire close of tttat meeting a canvass
was
iiienced for 1900 season
tick' '
The success of til' cam
paign has been phenomena!.. The
tickets are 55.00 each, and it is pro
jwsed to sell 5,000 of them and from
the present outlook this can be ac-
comp’.ish il without any trouble.
It is the intention of the Committee
to have special guaranteed trains
from points throughout Oregon.
Washington and Idaho to bring an
attendance, including those from
this city, of 150,000.
It i, r.t nored that the fruit brok -1
ers of New York City got together
recent!.- . had a midnight meeting
down m tlie subway, and decided
that they were not going to pay
fancy prices for Oregon and Wash
ington apples. There was at least
line conimivvon man who did not
attend this meeting, however, and
!»« sneaked off to Hood River and
bought go,000 boxes. A grape
vine teh gram says that 150,000
more have been --old and eastern
eomuiis ion men have been plenti
ful in the Yakima, Rogue River,
Grande Ronde, Wenatchee, and
other fruit producing sections.
Hon. John Barrett, Director of,
ihe International Bureau of Anieri-1
an Republics at the Trans-Mississ
ippi Commercial Congress last week !
in Alburquerque, will be present at
the- Trans Mississippi Commercial j
Cougicssut San Francisco, when
he comes Not til for a visit to {»»its
in Oregon and Washington. His
addresses will be non-political and
will deal with the* creation and fost
ering of the trade of the Pacific
Coast with South America, a sub
ject upon which he has bestowed
special attention.
The numerous Heurst publica
tions have been personally repre
sented throughout Oregon and
Washing!»» recently by Ray Wash
ington Taylor, who is writing a
* tries of articles showing agricultural j
iudns'ri,,! and horticultural actual
ities in this portion of the United
Elates. Mr. Taylor is outlie staff,
of the S.,11 Francisco "E xam in er,'' [
I jilt hi-, stories will he printed in all
the Hear.-t papers.
BOYS’ EXPRESS WAGONS
Compare our prices with others.
These are the 20th century
limited and are considered the best of their kind.
$1.15
Price
l l x 22
No. 02 Size of Bed
11
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1.35
12]x 24
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13 X 26
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11 11 11
14 X: 28
1.75
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15x 30
2.00
3
The Freight
Paid
Uur Plyer Machine is
simple, strong and a com
pact gearing. Easy to op
erate.
Most approved
pattern Ball Bearing used.
Dasher makes nearly three
quarters turn to each stroke
Cypress wood used through
out, greatest rot resisting
wood known.
N o bolts in body of tub to
cause leakages.
Guaranteed for one year a-
gainst defective material
and workmanship. • This
protects you.
P R IC E
$ 10.00
I he Freight is Paid
F. VanDuren
P R O P R IE T O R
$2 a day
The Hotel Estacada
A L L MODERN C O N V E N IEN C E S
O F F IC E , A D JO IN IN G R E S ID E N C E
Local and Long Distance Telephon«
Laundry Queen is distinctively a
Í The doctor's phone van be connected
domestic washer, operating on the ; with your hutuc phone at night if re
cylinder principle and is equipped quested. One long ring.
with a 15 pound Hy wheel which
makes the operation of the machine
W hen in need oi
easy.
P R IC E
$8.50
GROCERIES, CO NFEC TIO NARY,
and PATENT MEDICINES
D on’t forget I can supply your
needs, and solicit your patronage
L O W P R IC E S O N
Wheat Drills, Disc Harrows
Etc.
&
'M'
SPRINGWATER
PEOPLE
OF
A N D V IC IN IT Y :-
H aving purchased the Estacada Pharmacy,
we solicit your patronage, when in need of any
Prices and quality guar
A n y article not carried in stock will be
Give us a call before going else-
J.
w.
REED,
Proprietor.
Is still at the old stand and willing to do
any of the work in his Ine
P a in tin g a n d
GIVE HIM A CALL
P a p e r H a n g in g
the
Local and Tourist Trade Solicited
THE
- Cazadero , O n e
B L A C K S M IT H
weut to Estacada.
j than one gallon.
Mr. F'red Horneas’ violin solo August Wilbroad C. Wolfer
J . Etzel
J. C. Poth
‘ ’Selections from the Carnival of Fred Lamour
j|. CsrbUner
L. Matsh^k
A. Wilson
Venice" was beaut fid.
j
'F *1’
J. V. BARR
I
One oí the most delightful Resorts on the Coast
ordered for you.
%
where.
+ + + + +
$4.50
m e rc h a n ts o f the fifth day of November. 1908. for
licence to sell spirituous,, malt and vin
ous liquors in less q u alities than one j
gallon, in Macksburg precinct, Claeka-j
mas County Oregon, for a period of one ,
year.
W illiams & Williams.
In the County Court pi the State
of Oregon
For the County of Clackamas.
In the matter of the petition of
Williams & Williams for a petition
for liquor license.
To the County Court of the above
named County and State:
Your petitioners would respectfully
represent that they are legal voters in
Macksburg precinct in the above mimed j
it v e r y s e r io u s
County and State and actual residents'
thereof.
1 h e Dodge Social Club gave its
That they would respectfully request |
second entertainment last Saturday that you grant a license to W illiams &
n ig h t.
The hit o f the evening w a s William*, authorizing and permitting
made by Bill Myers the Dodge saw them to sell spirituous malt and vinous
...
. , ,
liquors at Macksburg precinct, Claeka-
mill man in a song entitled “ \Y hen 1 mas County oregon in less <iuanities
Orders Promptly Filled for Out-of-Town, ikjd City Trade
anteed.
Physician and Surgeon
Kstacada for we think the more R.
F. IPs. she has, the better the vast
farming country backing her is
shown up.
We seem to be cutting quite a
lictle ice at present for they not
only give us the road but don’ t
seem to be particular in giving us
the glad mitt.
We don’t know whether its the
hydrophobia the leprosy or the
small-pox we have among us but
n on e of us d ie d y e t so d o n ’ t th in k
H om e cured Hams and Bacon, and rendered Lard
thing in the drug line.
HUNKY V. AIMX, M. I).
j H. Hughes,
e n th u sia sm in to
Cash paid for Hides and Market Produce
ESTACADA
to $12
Latest Improved Westean W asher.
Inside measure 17 X 24
P R IC E
N O TICE OE A P PL IC A T IO N FO R
School started Monday with Mrs.
LIQUOR L IC E N S E .
Maliel La France of Oregon City
The undersigned w ill present the fo l- ;
as school ma’am.
lowing petition to the County Court of
We would like to rouse a little Clackamas County Oregon,011 Thursday,
Handies the best Fresh and
Cured Meats Obtainable
TO
34 50
CARY HARDWARE CO.
Meat Market
G R E E T IN G S
O U R P R IC E S
This rain is rather tough on the
prune pickers.
ß. Luebben
G. Graves
W. Wilson
J . Fenske
F. Fensfts
M.'Blaske
A. H, Reynolds
J. R. Damm
E. A. Klar
Joe. Wilson
Gottlob Kam
Will Heinz Mathes Noack
Fred Yohann
G. Stuller
Samson Badley
Ben Dreier
John Heinz John Damm
Christ Jost
Henry Stier D. Wolfer
John Gcerg
Carl Grieptner Joe Gibson
Ch. Gelbrich
Wm. Kielihg Wm. Eckert
Wm. Gebert
A. Bolland
Ole Bollar.d
P. Hagen
M. H. Johnson P. Bolland
D. Nordhousen
Geo. Rueck
John Noack
John F. Nordhouser Edward Köpper J. H. Kraus
James F. Wglesby J. J . Köpper N. Anderson
C. H. Armstrong Cas. Lovey
F. M. Marhews
Eward Kobel
H. H. Hepler A. G. Harnack
P. J. Scheer
C. Koch
Geo. Scheer
P. Noitz
J. W. E ly
Fred Wolck
Henry Gürtler
J. F. Zimmer Ch. Zimmer
Chas, Ball
J. R. Bail
F. W. Gortler
Geo. L. Watch S. N. Strubhar
f , Prtuei
John Egger
P. M. Graves
I. M. Morris
Geo. Sutherland Wm. Brusch
F. J. Odekirk
L. F. Walch
F. P. Brush
H. F. Walch
Geo. E.Oglesby
Chas. E. Oglesby Fred Peter
H. D. Harms John Brusch
G. H. Goebel
J . E. Wels
W. H. Lamour
F. Hilton
R. Klaus
E. Harnak
Franzs Brush
P. J. Bennett J. R. Potce
Michael Balch
F. Parmer.
E. E. Mott
D r.
TATE
SEE
D EN TIS T
SCOTT
Will visit Kstucuila on Friday «»ul
Sulurday of each week
F IR S T
Appointments may be made
with Dr. Adix.
60 YEA R S ’
E X P E R IE N C E
P atents
BONNEY,
The Photographer
P HADE W IA R R ®
D e s ig n s
C o p y r ig h t s A c .
A nrone «ending a sketch and description may
quickly ascertain ou r opinion free whether un
invention Is probably patentable. Communica
tions strlotly confidential. HANDBOOK on Patent»
sent free. Oldest agency for securing patents.
Patents taken through Mmin A Co. receive
» ped a l notice, without c harge, til the
Isjireparrd to do all kinds of work
iu his line
Scientific American
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A handsomely lllustraf e«i woeklv. I.urgent cir
culation o f uny sriontllle Journal. Term s, f 3 a
y e a r; four months, $ 1 . Sold by all newsdealers.
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Branch onice. «25 V 8 »- W ashington, D. C.
Attorneys at Law
FIRE
’Nortary Public, General Law
Practice, Mortgages foreclosed, Ab-,
stracts furnished
FARMERS! PROPERTY
OWNERS!
Your correspondent notices in the |
j ‘ ‘Evening Telegram’ ’of Oct. 2 strong
jopjiosition to I.W. Reed for Post-
Master of Estacada and that the j
I opposition to Mr.Reed is trying to
bring up that old Reed faction. We
think it would be well to bury that
’ matter or fight it out and then kiss j
and make up, that whining about
j J. W. Reed is getting old. Reed
is not an angel but he tries to make
things go, in place of grumbling at j
the other faction.
The Zelles who have been visiting
Lewellyn's for two weeks, consist
CONTEST NOTICE
ing of their daughter Ora, her husb
s
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t
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a
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t o f the Interior, United Stales
and and his brother
,, ,
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Land office, P o rtla n d . Oregon, Atig. 201
morning to Madras, e a s t of t h e ly()S
*
mountains. While
\\ line they
mey were here
Here j .\ sufficient contest affidavit having
they lost a valuable horse.
I been filed in this office hy John S. M«l- j
Mr. Schank and family that bought , ™ " ; contestant, against Homestead
How about your crops?
flow about your buildings?
How about your furniture?
Jo h n
M ONEY LO ANED
B ro w n
o f f ic e s : 2 ,
R ock wood. Oregon
O rego n C it y
G r e s h a m , 311
Phone
3 Ä 4, ANORKSKN BI.IX
O regon
Represents the
Oregon Fire Relief Associa
tion of McMinnville
CEDAR
\
And six other lines of fire insur
ance
Remember he is an insurance
man, thoroughly responsible
and reliable
WRITE
HIM
Or leave word at this office
LOAN M O NEY W A N T ED
S H I N G L E S
We are equipped to manufacture
from 40,000 to 50,000 of the best
Cedar Shingles each day, and will
deliver them hi Estacada Jat
Or the purchaser can get them at
the mill.
7 % allowed on money left with
Ioa„. Farm loans „
ia). When wanting shingles examine
the Randle place have taken possess- | fof w
sw M NKil_4 sw , .4 am, N ity. Abstracts furnished. Grant these. Orders filled promptly
ion of the same.
j \v 1-4 SE 1-4 Section 27, Township 2 S.. B. Dimick, Oregon City, Oregon.
Our co-operative Clear Creek Range 7 Ii„ bv William VV. Welttner. ---------------------------------------------
Creamery paid 55 cts. for butterfat c'ontestee, in which it is alleged that he |
Notice for Publication
0 . ,
is well acquainted with the tract of ___
land .
Both Friday an 1 Saturday night’
train to >k good big d legations of
people from the Pacific Northwest
CAZADERO
to atteu i the conference of Coast Reception and Fruit Shower
HI iH ip te m D C T .
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commercial bodies to he held in San
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e m b r a c e d in t h e h o m e s t e a d e n t r v , a and
nd,
K, .
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A very pleasant surprise party
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Notice Is hereby given that Hans Paulsen cf
Estacada Agent A. Morrow
Francisco this week, and also to
air.
anti-Airs.
Y . A . cslllbley a n d know* the present condition of t h e s a m e ; ¿ « o r * .. 0 „ Ecr. whs cn Sept. 3. 19 0 2 . made
The Ladies of the M. E. Church " ;ls Riven Thursday afternoon at
tile tw in s h a v e l i v e n v is it in g r e la t iv e s » h o that said w illia m \V. Welttner has hemsslMd entry No. 14 526 serial 0470 for S E ',
particip t'.e in the Trans Mississippi
have planned to give the new pa: the home of Mrs. J C. Kenney of n n ,l fr i* ,n ,1 c it, 1 .rt 1 .
wholly abandoned said tract of land ever 01 n *14 Sec. 28. town 3 south range 5 east
Commeri ia! Congress.
!sinci. mmking Mi<, cntrv; that , aiH entrv-
J“ * « « — * —
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tor, Rev. Kuhlman and his fatni- ! Cazadero ill honor of Mrs. W. Bletcli ami friends in 1 ortland.
Wm Bard had the first wagon load ; maM never
or after making said
lv a reception and fruit shower on 11*1-’ home was very beautifully dee-
Wo n »tic.* the change of owner Kridav Evening at linlf-j-ast seven, '»rated with autumn leaves A nice °* 8 ram chopped on Shibley s new I entry established his residence on said U. S. Lard office at Portland. Oregon, on the 1 3 day
of November 1908.
notices
printed
>“»<L that
said nature
land contains
no improve-
ship of the I.aCanias Post.
With Krom
0 . W. P. & R y. Co.
i min liiH
ice.'N jm
mien at
.11 this
inn . ffice
nice ! and dainty luncheon was served and . chepper.
. . . . Besides
. . . their own
, grain
t . Mr ments
of any
whatever;
that no , claimant names ,s witnesses:
H«my Johnson of
George,
Oregon
they
send
out
invitations,
not
onlv
■<»
«
W
«
!
a
very
pleasant
after-1
-Schenk
I
»ought
two
car
loads
from
the last is-ue of that paper Kellev
invitation:
portion of said land was ever cultivated
Fred Lins
of
ESTA CADA-PORT LAND
Mr. Tyson. Guess he means business. ami that said claim is to-day in its origin- !
Loe retires and i»eo. (). Mercer !*■ to the heads of families to be pres noon.
Wm. HeU
of
al
wild
state
of
nature;
and
that
the
said
,
;
Cars
leate Estacada for Port
Frank
Ochs
of
coined »he new editor and publh her. ent; hut it is the committees’ desire J
School commenced Oct. 5. The
Algernon S. Dresser. Register.
alleged absence from the said land was
land :
teacher Miss Erma Shibley a few not due to his employment in the Army,
that all church people, their freinc'r,
days
ago
gave
her
pupils
a
picnic.
and the friends of the church I k
Navy or Marine Corps of the United
WS
.OCAL
Notice lor Publication
1 The little folks report a fine time. , States as a private soldier, officer, seaman ,
present. All come. The fitnilv
7:22, 9:22, 112 2: A. M. and
DEPARTMENT
OF THE INTERIOR
or
marine,
during
the
war
with
Spain
or
having come from the East and
Henry Cromer, road supervisor
1:22. 3:52, 6:22, 9:15 P. M.
Our minister Rev. Roliertson has during any other was in which the Uni- V- S. Und Office « F°r»l*nd. Oreson. Oct. 3 . 1908
Vv't«’ Wilcox Buiids House knowing how hard it is. as well as >" thc Springw.der district, compte- moved his family away from Spring- t..,i States tnav he emzaeed Said parties _ N“,lc* (* h«r«Hy 8iv,n (hat Cuy Wood!«. Of Dover.
Cars leave Portland for Esta
* tea oiaiesm av oe eH^agea. aaiu parlies cutkamas County. Oregor. who. on Feb. 12 . 1903 .
tiscless thing, to ship canned fruit
the approach to the Estacada
water. He was to come
back and are hereby notified to appear, respond, made Homestead entry No. 1 4747. Serial, Nc. 0472
cada:
briegeon
the
South
side
last
Friday
Mr. V* W ilcox in the Garfield into a fruit favored spot as Oregon;
preach for us until
Oct. i ^ but hat:
and offer evidence touching said allcgn*
for NW‘4 Section 10. Township 3 zouth. Range 5
Now
travelers
find
it
much
more
tions
at
jo
o'clock
a.
in.
on
Nov.
4th
1908
east
W
il!aI7'e;t*
Mw,dian
has
filed
notice
of
intention
7
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5
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9
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5
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1 5 A. M. and
district ha jn t coni {doted a fine new conceived either that they would
failed to do so thus far.
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to make Final five year Proof, tc establish claim to the
give
the
pastor's
familv
a
sample
of
'-onvenint
to
get
to
Estacada.
Mr.
liefore
the
Register
and
Receiver
at
the
land
ltov.
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b.fot.
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6:15.
7:25 P- M.
hou-eon hi . ranch. The building
United States Land office in Portland, U. S. Lard Offecr .t Portl.rd Ocson. o„ the 13
is a story and half high and will eon what he could get in this new ^ ron,er l,as d°*u; a good job and de-
Oregon.
(ay of November. 1 9 C 8 .
u " ’ vnlLr. It
tain tluee rooms upstairs. A (lining imnttv In him • or t > aid in su p . M;r' *'* ,llr !»'•"'*’
The said contestant having, in a proper
Claimant names m wltrteaaea:
Freight also leaves Portland
Andrew J. Kitsmiller.
Of
Dovey
Oregon
rupplv, ” to l>e hoPt‘ l t,le ProPtr authority
room , two tied room.- , closets and {»King the families fruit
affidavit, filed Avgust 15, 1908 set forth
Joseph Deschazer
in
the morning goes to Caza
facip w hidi !"K f lh al after due diligence
Maurice Grifenh#5m.
Bissei
kitchen on the first floor.
It is all •is much of the’ g. thering tin * )la- ' m H loose no more time in having
dero
and returns to Portland
Psul
Magnolia
Dover
personal
service
of
this
notice
can
not
be
Let
usas
friends
of
the
church
‘
approach
on
the
North
side
sided up and lines 1 throughout, with past.
Algernon S Dresser.
Register.
made, it i» hereby ordered and directed
completed before' the rains begin.
not
forget
the
elegant
strawberries,
a big open fire-place in the living
that such notice l»c given hy due and
Main offices of the company: t32 1-2
room. Wale porticoes on three sides black caps, black licrrics. peaches,
W h e n in n e e d of First. C lass projier publication.
First St. Pc
Portland, Oregon.
of the house will add to tlie comfort and etc. that have been, as well as
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Register.
DODGE
C e d a r S h in g le s c o n s u lt me.
and pleasure of a summer's evening plums, prunes, pears, apples and
S h in g le s d e liv e re d o r a t the
A hoy about fourteen t ears old
as well as it does to the scenic lieau- etc. that arc now with us and bring
Anton Haln-lt Earnest Genseros- m ill. Nos. I a n d 2 a lw a y s on
desires to secure a place in Estaca
ty of their ranch home. Mr. and them along to convince these gianl ki and Jint Marrs are rounding up
T h e Oregon, Nursery. Co.
hand. W. A. fonts. Silts Agt.,
w . C. WHITFIELD
da where he can earn his board and
Mrs. Wilcox are to be congratulated people that Oregon docs have an a cattle.
Estacada
Is Represented In This Locality
go to school. Apply at this office.
huudance of fruit for all.
on their impro » ments.
Mr. David Horner is doing some
By
TH K »K W
A girl who wants to work for her
artistic work on our school with his
Mr and Mrs. Spurlin came ti{>
lioard and go to school in Estacada
a c t .
BLACKSMITH
from Harrisburg and spent a day T h e m an who can’t u . advertising puint brush
Mr Geo. Shultz and his brother, van fine out about such a place by 4// g i n bs o f F r u i t trees. B e r-
with Mrs Spiirltn’s parents. Tliev in hishusimss has no Imsiut ss to lie
Tlicy say an R F D. not only Jorden, were off on a shooting trip, inquiring at the Progress. The girl r y bushes. S h ru b . <St Orna-
expect to go to H ckk I River, where iu business And usually isn’ t
mcrcascs the value of property but They report having
had a good s desired for company for the lady m e n ta l Trees, fo r sale W h e n Dee« all kinds of work in his hn* * utl
I.a C a m a s I’ost
Mr. Spu rhu has secured a clerkship.
makes it twice as easy to sell.
tin«.
of the house as mu. h as for work
in need give h im y o u r o~der.
Solicits a Share of your Patronage
JULIUS KRIEGER
TIM E CARD
Does Good Work
j
FANTON
Cedar Shingles
The Old Reliable
Î
Nursery Firm Of
R FANTON
W.H.Holder,