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E3TACADA
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DIRECTORS:
Gi:o. I' s TKS, President
A. K. S h a r k s , VicePresulent
C h a s . E. D u b o is
K. S. WOM.ER, Editor and Manager
Entered at the postoifice in Estacada. Oregon, as j
second class mail
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Sewing Machine has many good
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cut, but a more handsome machine.
It has Automatic tension release, ad­
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W e can save you money. Please
call and see.
The Freight is paid.
$1 00
BOYS’ EXPRESS WAGONS
50
Thursday, October 15 . 1908
If the conference of Pacific Coa.-t
commercial bodies held in San
Francisco the past week had result­
ed in nothing more than its action
regarding national conventions, the
meeting would have been one of the
most in portant, viewed from tlie
standpoint of the development of
Oregon, Washington and their sis­
ter states, ever called. It was unan -1
imously agreed by the delegates j
in attendance that the Coast should
act as a unit in working to secure
such conventions, each city endors­
ing the invitation of the others,
with each of course to have a fair
population.
Active publicily work has result­
ed in such an influx of people in the
more active communities of the Pa­
cific Northwest that housing the
newcomers has really become a ser­
ious problem in some of the towns.
New~residences are being erected as
rapidly as possible, and rented long
in advance’ of their completion. In
some cf the'fruit districts, cars load­
ed with household goods are occu­
pying the tracks and the delay in
their unloading is making the or-
chardists apprehendsive as to track­
age for their fruit shipments.
The roses for which the North
Pacific Coast is so famous are bloom­
ing with almost the freedom and
perfection of early summer, and the
approach of Autumn has added to
their coloring. The Portland Com­
mercial Club has resumed the dec­
oration of its tables with flowers
furnished by different members, the
display being the subject of much
comment by Eastern visitors in par­
ticular.
Rev. Herbert Frank Moulton, of
Biddeford, Maine, one of the best
known lecturers in the country, is
featuring his lecture on the Pacific
Northwest, and the Oregon Devel­
opment League, in connection with
the commercial bodies'of Washing­
ton, has furnished illustrating slides
of extraordinary attractiveness.
Through a telegram received
from Indianapolis, where the N a­
tional Association of Funeral Direct­
ors have just closed their session,
comes the news that this association
has chosen Portland for its 1909
convention, the Alaska-Youkon-Pa­
cific Exposition being one of the
'actors in making this decision.
In this issue will be found a vin­
dication of Atty. Geo C. Brownell.
This paper ut4all times will be glad
to give the truexonditions as it finds
them.
Innocent of Violation
Inspector Netihausen States
Facts in Brownell Case
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1 ‘ hysiuian and Surgeon
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— 1
TH E ESTACADA PHARM ACY H AS TH E MOST
COMPLETE LINE OF STATIONERY EVER
SHOWN IN ESTACADA.
Box paper from
15 cents to $1.00
T a b le ts to s u it e v e r y o n e
c/llso a good line of
Popular Novels
W h e n y o u w a n t s o m e th in g to re a d
these long evenin gs com e in a n d look
th e lin e over.
I f th e B ook y o u w a n t is
n o t in stock, le t us k n o w a n d w e
W ill O r d e r I t f o r You.
FANTON
Cedar Shingles
W h e n in need o f F ir s t Class
C edar Shingles con su lt me.
Shingles d elive re d o r a t the
m ill. Nos. I a n d 2 a lw a y s on
hand.
W. A. Jones. Sales Agt.,
Estacada
Wagon Is Hurled
By Car
Into Bay
B. Luebben
August Wilbroad
C. Wolf er
J . C. Roth G. Graves
J . Etzel
J. Carbiener W. Wilson
Fred Lamour
J . Fenske
A. Wilson
L. Matshek
A. H. Reynolds
M. Blaske
F. Fenske
J. R. Damm
E. A. Klar Joe. Wilson
Gottlob Kam
Will Heinz Mathe. Noack
Sams Bailey
G. Stuller
Fred Yohann
Ben Dreier
John Heinz John Tamm
Henry Stier D. W er
Christ Jost
Carl Grlsptner J >e Gibson
John Gcerg
Wm. Kielihg W m . Eckert
Ch. Gelbrich
A. Bolland
C t B iland
Wm. Gebert
M. H. Johnsen P. l L and
P. Hagen
Ceo. Rueck
John Moack
D. Nordhousen
Jo hnF . Nordhouser Edward Köpper j. H. Kraus
James F. Wglesby J . J . Koj-per N. Anderson
C. H. Armsfrong Cas. Lovey
F. M. Marhews
H. H. HepIerx A. C. Harnack
Eward Kobel
C. Koch
Geo. Scheer
P. J. Scheer
J . W. Eby
Fred Wolch
P. Nortz
J. F. Zimmer Ch. Zimmer
Henry Gürtler
J. R. Ball
F. W. Gortler
Chas. Ball
Geo. L. Watch S . N. Strubhar
F. Pritzel
John Egger
P. M. Graves
1. M. Morris
Geo. Sutherland Wm. Brusch
F. J . Odeklrk
F. P. Brush
H. F. Walch
L. 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 Batch
F. Parmer.
E. E. Mott
D r.
wholly abandoned said tract of land ever
since making said entry; that said entry-
man never before or after making said
Barely Rescued From
entry established his residence on said
The marriage of W. K. Cary and land; that said land contains no improve-
Awful Death.
Oak ,una Ruth Dale O C C U re d at the
Of any nature whatever; that no
portion of said land was ever cultivated
home
of
Rev.
C.
T.
McPherson
in
Struck by a swiftly-speeding
and that said claim is to-day in itsorigin-
street car, a wagon belonging to the Portland on 4 V ednesday, Oct. 7 a* al wild state of nature; and that the said
Empire Laundry Co. aud driven by ' five P. M. The Rev. Mr. McPher- alleged f.bscn.-c from the said land was
A. Maddock was hurled off the so11' " h ° was a former pastor of the n<>t due to his employment in the Army,
11 i ted
M. E Church in this city, offieia- Nsv? or Marine Corf of lhe r,,itwl
bridge at Seattle boulevard
...
.
States as a private soldier, officer, seaman
iman
into
1
he
bride
aud
groom
are
.
of
.uri
the
war
with
Spain
Massachusetts St. last night,
or marine, during the war with Spain or
or
People
Portland, Or., Sept. 1, 1908.
Hon. GEO. C. BRO W N ELL,
R. FANTON
Attorney at Law,
Oregon City, Oregon.
My dear Sir:
S ee F E R R Y
For
It is \\ itli great pleasure that I
write to you and say as a matter of
P a in t in g , P a p e r
justice to you, that during my con­
nection with the Department of the j i 3 TIBIHQ 3 n d C ‘lic e m i- t*,e watcrs °f the bay. The accident wc^ ^nown business people o f Esta-
liannenofl about eight
¿»itrht o’clock.
n’ rlrw'lr Mad- , Cada.
happened
cafla' Mr.
Mr- Caf\ being
'*'» K connected
connected
Interior as S|>eeial Inspector of the
He Was " ' f ' 1 f h e Cary Hardware Co. , since
w
o
rk
,
dock
was
badly
injured.
Interirtr Department at Portland, ning.
1st class
rescued ftom his perilous position, the organization of the town site of
Oregon, T had occasion, together
where death from drowning or the Estacada: also with Schmidt, Carv
with other members of the Govern-
G u a ra n te e d .
heels
or the frightened horses threat­ & Co., and the new b u ild in g enter-
‘ iftent S' - t v ce , to make a thorough
prise recently commenced in the
ilivcstigat.ou of the charges that NOTICE OF SCHOOL INDEMNITY SELECTION ened him, and removed to the Se­
construction of the new concrete
attle
General
hospital,
where
it
is
had been made by several individ
building. Miss Dale has been in
ttals, including political enemies, of United States Land Office. Portland. Oregon. reported this morning that his con­ ,
. ,
....
,
charge
of the mdhnery department
dition is critical.
your alleged connection with what October 10. 1908.
Notice is hereby given that the State of Oregon
has been commonly known as the on October 10 1908 applied for the N'-i of NW1« | The car was No. 342, in charge of of the Dales’ Store since they com
menced business. Mr. and Mrs.
Oregon laud frauds, and that after of Section 12. T. 2 South. Range 4 East, and Conductor E. Weller and Motorman
filed in thia office a list of School Irvdenmity Selec­
Cary
came home on Saturday anil
having made a most thorough inves­ tions in which it selected said land; and that said list A. D. Harlev.
...
.
.
,
,
-
,
,
at
once
commenced house keeping;
is
open
to
the
public
for
inspection.
tigations, I as well as other repre-
4 he supiKisition is that M addock
r "
Any and all persons claiming adversely the shove
senatives of the Government, l>e- described land or any legal subdivision thereof, or drove down Massachusetts St, and occupying the Blood property on
carae thoroughly convinced that claiming the same under the mining laws, ordeslr- I attempted to cross the track in front Broadway. Mr. Cary having pre­
ing to show said land io be mors valuable for min­
you are innocent of any violation eral than for agricultural purposes, cr to object to 1 of the car. Hatley saw the wagon viously had it rental by ‘ proxy’
of the land laws, and in no way said selection for any legal reason. should flla suddenly loom ahead but a few feet. and had the same furnished and
thsir claims or thsir affidavits of pretest or contest in
connected or involved in thc Oregon this office.
He applied the brakes, but the car ready to commence married life
with a home ot his own.
land frauds.
A lgernon s. dresser . Re*i»ier j and wagon met with terrific force
Sincerely yours,
ceo . w bilers . R«r.»i*er.
and the lighter vehicle was literally
Monday Oct. r It was Columbus
TH OM AS B. N EU H A U SEN , 1 her.', a.iiem ne ih«E st*ada Pr rr»„ u the thrown off the bridge, dragging the
Special Inspector of the Interior De­ newsrapsr in which the sbove notics is tobe pub- horses after it. The tide was low day. 416 years since we were dis-
li s k e l
partment.
A lgernon s d r e sse r Redner
there Iteiiig but three or four tcct covered.
during any other war in which the Uni-
ted
ted States
Sta te s may
may he
he en
en gaged . Said parties
are hereby notified to appear, respond,
nml offer ev,l,encl to u c h in g s a iti a lle g a -
TATE
D E N T IS T
SKK
Will visit Estacada on Friday and
Saturday ot each week
SCOTT
F IR S T
Appointments may be made
with Dr. Adix.
6 0 YEARS*
EX P ER IEN CE
P atents
BONNEY,
The
Photographer
Dmons
C o p y r ig h t s A c .
Anrone sanding a .ketch and de.srtptlon may
quickly ascertain our opinion free whether a s
Invention 1« probably patentable Conimunlen.
tlonaBtrictly confidential. HANDBOOK ou Patent*
mikt free. Oldest agency for socurlnif patents.
Is prepared to do all kinds of work
in his line
Patent* taken tbroujrh Munn A Co. recelvn
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PATRONIZE HOME INDUSTRY
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F BL. Washington.
FIRE
Range 7 E ., by William W. Weltmer,
Notice far Publication
| Contestée, in which it is alleged that he
is well acquainted with the tract of land U. S . Landoffice at Portland. Oregon. Oct. 3. 1908.
Notice is hereby given that Hans Paulsen of
! embraced in the homestead entry, and
George. Oregon, who. on Sept. 3. 1902. made
knows the present condition of the same; homestead entry No 14.526 serial 0470 for SEK
also that said William W. Weltmer l ,a s of n w lfS e c . 28. town 3 south, range 5 east.
The Wedding O f Two
GIVE HIM A CALL
P a p e r H a n g in g
The reception and fruit shower
given by tlie ladies of the M. E.
Church in honor of Rev and Mrs. j
FARMERS! PROPERTY
Kuhlman on Friday evening was
OWNERS!
well attended and pronounced a big
How atxjut your crops?
success by those present. Mrs.
How about your buildings?
Reagan, on behalf of the ladies j
How about your furniture?
made a few appropriate remarks’ in
Jo h n B ro w n
J her usually free and happy manner, j
R o c k w o od, O re g o n
After which Rev Kuhluiau made
Phone
Gresham. 3 1 1
a brief address, which was well re-
Represents the
' ceived and made a good impression
Oregon Fire Relief Associa­
on all present. The shower o f !
tion of McMinnville
I fruit that came in added very ma­
And six other lines of fire insur­
terially to the store of good things
ance
for the family and the minister de­
Remember he is an insurance
sires us to say, was much apprecia­
man, thoroughly responsible
and reliable
ted by them. L. E . Belfils ac­
companied by Mrs. Dr. Adix on the
WRITE HIM
| organ, rendered some of his choice I
Or leave word at this office
selections on the cornet that were
enthusiasticly received, as is always
C O N TE ST N O TICE
the case when these noted local cel­ Department of the Interior» United States
ebrities appear before an audience. Land office, Portland. Oregon, Aug. 20
LO AN M ONEY W A N TED
Strawberry punch aud wafers were i9°s*
A sufficient contest affidavit having
served by the ladies after which the
7% allowed on money left with
been filed in this office by John ‘ S. Mai-
¡assembly dispersed, feeling it was j
me to loan. Farm loans a special­
good to be there. Mrs. Dr. Adix entry No. 14630, made November 4, 1902,
ity. Abstracts furnished.—Grant
and Stella Womer were the rcceiv -1 [ for W 1-2 SW 1-4, N E 1-4 S\V 1-4, and N B. Dimick, Oregon City, Oregon.
i \V 1-4 S E 1-4 Section 27, Township 2 S.,
ing committee.
Wei! Known Business
Driver, Badly Injured Is
Is still at the old stand and willing to do
any of thr work in his line
P a in tin g a n d
For the Couutv of Clackamas.
liquors at Macksburg precinct, Clacka­
mas County O regon in less quanities
than one gallon.
C azadero,"O re
BLACKSMITH
o f O rego n
In the above clipping the driver j In the matter of the petition >f
of the laundry wagon «as given asi Williams & Williams for a petition
A. Maddock. This is an error in j for liquor license.
name as he is a brother of Mrs. M. j T o t h e C o m , t -v C o u r t ° * t h c a b o v e
1 named County and State:
j G. Richards of our city. _ Madole is
Your petitioners would respectfully
| the proper name. We are inform- represent that they are legal voters in
i ed that he is quite serionsely injur­ Macksburg precinct in the above named
ed and Mrs. Richards certainly has County and State and actual residents
the sympathy of the community in thereof.
That they would respectfully request
her double affliction, which is a ver­ that you grant a license to Williams &
ification of the saying, "Trouble Williams, authorizing and permitting
never conics singly."
them to sell spirituous malt and vinous
A L L MODERN C O N V E N IEN C E S
Local and Tourist Trade Solicited
NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR
LIQUOR LIC EN SE.
The u n d e r s ig n e d will present the f o l­
lo w in g petition to the County Court of
Clackamas County O rego n , on Thursday,
the fifth day of November, lyoS, for a
license to sell spirituous,, malt and vin­
ous liquors in less quanities than one
gallon, ill Macksbnrg precinct. Clacka­
mas County O reg o n , for a p e r io d of one
year.
Williams & Williams.
In the County Court ot the State
-
J. V. BARR
HARDWARE CO.
; of water beneath the bridge at the
time. The fall was about twelve
1 feet. The horses struggled in the
tangle of harness and wreckage and
; managed to pull themselves into an
upright position.
A derrick was quickly rigged up
1 and the horses and wreck of the
wagon were raised to the street.
The accident was reported to the
police.
— Seattle Star
When in need of
Willamette Meridian, has filed notice of intention to
makefinal five year proof to establish claim to the
landabove described before the register and receiver
U. S . Land office at Portland. Oregon, on the 13 day
of November 1908.
Claimant names as witnesses:
Henry Johnson of
George. Oregon
Fred Lins
of
Wm. Held
0 #
Frank Ochs
of
Algernon S. Dresser. Register.
Notice for Publication
D E P A R T M E N T OF THE INTERIOR
U. S. Land Office at P°rt!and. Oregon. Oct. 3. 1 908
Net e is hereby given that Guy Woodle. of Dover.
' L om
for w x . S«rt,on ,0 . Township3 south. R a n « 5
-asi. Willameti® Meridian has filed notice of Intemion
tio n s a t 10 o ’c lo c k a . m . o n N o v. 4 th 1908 tc make Final fivsyoar Proof, to sstabllsh claim to the
before Register and Receiver.
before the Register anil Receiver a t th e ,an<* atx,Te
U. S . Land Offece. at Portland, Oregon, on the I J
United States Land office in Portland, day of November. 1908.
Oregon.
Claimant names as witnesses:
The said conteatant having, in a proper Andrew J. Kltsmiller. of Dover Oregon
Joseph Deachazer
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affidavit,.filedI August .5. 19 * aet forth Maurice Grifenheim.
M
Bissol
facts which snow that after clue diligence Paul Magnolia
”
Dovar
Hrrjcc of this notice „ „ m)t
Algernon S Dresser.
Register.
Dimick & Dimick,
Attorneys at Law
Nortary Public, General Law
Practice, Mortgages foreclosed, A b ­
stracts furnished
M ONEY LO A N ED
OFFICES: 2 , 3 & 4, ANDRESEN BI.IX
O reg o n C i t y
O reg o n
CEDAR
SHINGLES
We are equipped to manufacture
from 40,000 to 50,000 of the l>est
Cedar Shingles each day, and will
deliver them in Estacada at
Or the purchaser can get them at
the mill.
When wanting shingles examine
these. Orders filled promptly
JULIUS KRIEGER
--- PROPRIETOR---
Estacada Agent—A. Morrow
E t ' M ' E t n f i i l i| n M i | ii | u |
TIME CARD
0 . W. P. & Ry.
Co.
ESTACADA-PORTLAND
Cars leave Estacada for Port-
laud:
7:22, 9:22, 112 2 : A. M. and
t:22, 3:52, 6:22, 9 :15 P. M.
Cars leave Portland for Esta­
cada:
7 ; , 5 . 9 :» 5 . n :*5 A. M. and
, : , 5 . 3 4 5 . 6:15, 7:25 P. M.
Freight also leaves Portland
in the morning goes to Caza­
dero and returns to Portland
made, it is herebv ordered and directed
that such notice he given by due and
proper pnblication.
ALGERNON S. D R ESSER . Register.
The Old Reliable
Nursery Firm Of
Main offices of the company: 132 1-2
First St. Portland, Oregon.
W ANTED
The Oregon, Nursery. Co.
Is Represented In This Locality
By
W . C. W H ITFIELD
A milch cow for winter.
—J. A. I'pton
Estacada.
1
W.H.Holder,
THR PÏKW
.
BLACKSMITH
A ll k in d s o f F r u it trees, B e r ­
r y bushes. S h ru b , & O rn a ­
Rsines* meeting of the Kpworth Leugne
m
e n ta l Trees, fo r sale. W h e n Docs all kinds of work in his line and
on Saturday »vening oct. 17 at the par­
in need g ive h im y o u r o rder. \ Solicits a Share of jour Patronage
sonage. AH Lc.ignres invited.
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