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E ST A C A D A . OREGON,
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Estacada
Ban!
State
Capital,
$
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2 5 . 0 0 0
o ffic ers :
$1 A Y E A !:
19 > i
II Th rtv-tv/o Thousand Pounds
m e n t io n
C. E. Du Boise was in
I on Saturday on business.
MAY
weeks with friends.
LO CAL N EW S AND
perso n a l
T H l't S D \ Y ,
T O ES& i
R I'lM R T (,U T U . C O N D IT IO N OF
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E S TA C A D A S TA TE BANK
P o r ti .,11 I
al Kst.u :• 1 », in the St.to of. Oregon, at
the close of
W e have just received a ship
ment of thirty-two
thousand
pounds of salt direct from the
salt mines and arc able to give
a high, grade salt at a most
reasonable figure.
Api
Mr. and Mrs. K. Blockley re-
I turned from San Francisco 0:1 Fri
day.
Geo. Fstes, President.
S. VV. Stryker, Vice-President
L. f Belfils, Cashier
Mrs. \Y. D. Ilenthorn is on the
E. M. Miller, Real Estate Officer
| sick list for about a week past.
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D IR E C T O R S :
Just received by the. Estacada
Furniture Co. a new supply of
wall paper.
Geo. Estes, S. W. Stryker, I. Yocum,
Mr. E. A. Miller spent Sunday
with friends in Estacada.
John Zobrist.
Olive Wagner, of Portland, sjK-nt
the Sabbath with her parents in 1
Garfield.
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TRAN SACTS
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GENERAL
FOR S A L K —One 3 L wagon,
Inquire at
the I’Roonuss.
companies.
both
Handles
Business
Real
A marriage license was issued to
Mr. Ward Jones and Miss Rachael
Davis at Oregon City on Saturday.
Estate, Town Lots
and Residence, and
Farm
Property near Estacada
COUNSEL.
LONG & S W E E K ,
COMMERCE.
ROOM
PORTLAND.
N O T A R Y PUBLIC O N
NO. 6 0 0
CHAMBER
OF
OREGON.
OUR ST A F F
FOR S A L E — Ladies wheel. Some
repairing necessary. Miss Myrtle
Upton, Estacada, Oreg.
CORRESPONDENTS
M e rch a n ts N a tio n a l B o n k 01 P o rtla n d
N a tio n a l City B a n k or N e w Y o rk
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a 9 9 9 E B H > J 3 S SB)3 2 .'
7 3 9 l 9 9 9
ft:
I There are enough uncertainties
about trading in land with
out guessing at the title.
BE
ON
THE
SAFE
SIDE
Herman Davis, who is attending
school in Portland, spent Sunday
with his parents, Win. Davis Sr ,
in Garfield.
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Pj
8
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lo u r
7 3 cents per 50
7 0 cents per 50
Stish
cind
lbs,
ILfc.
i Perfection Oil
Over a
2 HOLE
3 HOLE
Gomq ro
I, L. K. Helfils, cashier of the above
That they can purchase McCall
patterns at this store
10 and 15 cents each
$5.00
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$ 10.50
j
R singe
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If so, we e hav
have several good multi
named bank, do solemnly swear that the
above statement is true to the best of my
knowledge and belief.
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H-h.
Rollini Oak Chief
hear
il. Round
Lorain.
L. E. B K L F IL S , Cashier.
Correct Attest: Geo. Estes, S. W . Stryk
er,
Directors.
an,I j 1’
and
W hy should you use a poor paint
when it costs just as much to
CHEAP RANGE
$25
HIGH QUALITY
$40 to $45
FOR S A L E —One good work !
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team anil harness for sale cheap.
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Our regular $3.50 bed springs Apply Pa!ace Meat
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sell at $2.50 cash until May 12. I
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We have several pieces of prop-
rhe Estacada Furniture Co. sue 1
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I erty lett with 11s to negotiate a sale
cessons to II. Cooper Nt Co.
1 for. Intending investors in Esta-
Evening services will begin at | eaJa will do wcll to c onsu|t lls as
30 after this, at the Methodist I we may have just what you want,
Church. Special meeting will be- j i UqU;re a i the PROGRESS office.
I
gin about May 24th.
W. A. Jones, the liveryman, on
Two desirable lots, small house Sunday drove Dr. Paul J. A. Sim- i
with water on the premises. For ler, of Portland, and two friends of
sale Ffasy terms. E. P. Scott, or Chicago to Clear Creek to fish. The
inquire of the Progress Office.
party evidently had plenty of sport
The baseball team, of Estacada, as Jones says they caught about
from bills printed at this office, will one hundred trout.
give a dance at the pavilion
The Christian Church will be-
Saturday evening May 8th. Ah gin a protracted meeting on Sab
are invited.. Tickets are .75
bath May 16. Evangelist Sewell,
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Phoenix
Pure Paint
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Our Coffee
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apply.
PHCEMX PURI PAINT
SI . 7 5
PER GALLON or .S!.G 5 in 5 s.
Easy is the W ork,
Swiftly ‘ flies the dirt.
In a washing machine
We- carry both light anil heavy
poultry fence from on ; foot to
six fe . high. Also the regular
field fence.
P01L1RY NETTING 4S in. $2.55
Barbed Wire 80 Rods
S 2 ,15
In our five years
experience
PRICE
of
To be well dressed you must be
well shod. Our shoes are wonder
fully snappy and attractive. W e
are showing the latest ideas in
foot wear and its worth your
T h e F e e d L in e
A. D. SCHMIDT
The Hotel Estacada
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lEystciCctclcL Furniture
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The Estacada Ladies' Aid held , The Western Lumber & Fuel
a supper at the parsonage on Fri- Co. has purchased th ifstunipage of
day evening last from 6 to 7:30 i\ *'1L' ^ • Lingo kich timber, which is
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estimated at one million feet. A
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Sandwiches potatoes, lieans,
,
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crew of men has already commenced
salad, cake, cocoa and hot coffee cutting the same. Mr. Stansell
were served. The receipts amount- expects by Monday to have five
ed to i t . 70.
1 teams hauling from the woods to
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d to tie
| the
mill and it is expected
David A. Looney, father of B. jjver at feast twenty thousand feet
| C ., Covd, anrl G. P. Looney, who daily. Tins means that the mill
recently came from Va. to pay a cf this Co. in Estacada and the log
visit to his friends, as well a s to Si e ging from this tract w 11 give to our
Saturday after
spending
several that a good force of
$IM 9
Wash Boards and lubs
T rim Foot Wear
Land Piaster for your use.
Store
in
FLYER LEVER*ROTARY'W AS H E R
diigpies. ¡locks and Wagons
setting vehicles in this commu
nity we ere convinced that the
user of a buggy or hack ihouid
liny the very liest obtainable.
W e have in stock the most de
sirable patterns, exclusive in de
sign and of finish. W e would he
as
everything else yen want the
best money can buy. W e take
great pleasure in recQintnendirg
to you our new
A Car Load of the famous Utah
FURNITUR E
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1 fyer I ever Hotc.r» W a s her
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A . D. S C H M ID T F E E D S T O R E
Estacada
Estacada
Mercantile
Company
W e have an excellent coffee that
we are selling at 23 cents per
found or 5 pounds for f i.o o
Feed Store
Respectfully^
Doors
est, safest and most satisfactory
stove on the market.
Teta
State of Oregon, County of Clackamas, Ss:
to es
The perfection oil stoves ! ave
the reputation of being the cheap-
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• «.Sic»t a.- wi t
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by
Evangelist
The Estacada Furniture Co. pastor, assisted
n
j!¡¡ j successors to H. Cooper & Co. are Woods, of Oklahoma, will have
pecial inducements to cash j charge of the meeting. The ser-
C i offering
mg speei
while to see them if only to be
I vices of this church will he held in
buyers.
The CLACKAMAS TITLE COMPANY, (established 1893)
posted.
pleased to QuoTK PRICKS.
their new church building next
W. V. Penland is the new meat
Sabbath. May 9th.
makes reliable Abstracts of Title to all lands and lots in
cutter at the Palace Meat Market,
A. N. Lindsay,
indsay, Special Ap
Agt. o:
He occupies the E. A. Miller
the California Insurance Co. for
property.
C la c k a m a s C o u n ty "
Oregon, Washington, Idaho and
The hrussels rug given away by
| Montana, and M. A. Newell. Sec
Principal Offices; Chamber of Commerce Bldg.
H. Cooper & Co. on Saturday was
retary and Treasurer of F rank E.
That has bought and sold more feed since opening up,
won bv ticket number 132, held by
PORTLAND.
Smith & Co , Insurance and real
Mrs. Marks, of Currinsville.
estate, Portland, Ore., in company than had been previously handled in Estacada, and has a full
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E. F. R IL E Y , President.
F R A N K B. R I L E Y , Secretary
F. Boettricb, of Portland, is the with George Estes of the Western
.
supply now, and wants your trade is the
V- I new book-keeper for the Estacada Lumber X: Fuel Co. of Portland
Mercantile Co. It is likelv be will were in Estacada on Wednesday
Orders for Abstracts and Extensions
oi
move here as soon ns be can sc' attending to business matters.
cure a bouse.
Abstracts received at
Mrs. Peter Applegate, of Jack-
S275.00 will buy a Conover, up- lonville, Ore , lias been paying ber
right piano, Colonial style, mahog dangter, Mrs. \Y, U. Stilliseli,
E s ta c a d a S ta te B a n k .
any finish, practically new. He- I visit. Mrs. Stansell went to I’oit-
rafraáLá» S t : /«¿.r.
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";"&S3Si€SW tails at $425.00.- -Estacada State j ¡anj „,1 Tuesday to enter St. Vin
Bank.
cent’s Hospital where she expects
Mrs. E. M. Miller and Mrs. to undergo an operation. Joseph
W. D. HENTHORN
H. COOPER
L. M. HENTHORN
Willis Yonce went to Currinsville and Peter Stansell will accompany
/ B u y A n y t h i n g t h e f a r m e r h a s ¿O
on Tuesday to attend the Ladies’ their grandmother home and re
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main with her until their mother
Aid at Mrs. K. Sailings.
S e ll a n d S e ll h i m a n y t h i n g he needs in
returns from the hospital.
John Marchbank and F. G.
F.stacada is again up-to-date hav
Gearing are to lie commended for
I their effort in cleaning up the ing, ou last Thursday night, organ-
! street in front of their places of i/.«d a base ball team. The new
business. It certainly is noticable '. oiganwation is known as tlie Esta-
aml looks much better.
cad 1 Baseball Team and its officers
, Mr. „ Peter
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arc
Ed. Boner, Manager and
Treas-
Kuhl, of George, hail
In T h e N e w C o n crete B u ild in g
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, , nrer, anil Lee Bronson In Id Man-
two lingers of Ins right hand caught
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ager and Captain, I be new teams
in a grain chopper the first of the , K
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, first trv-out game was last Sunday,
week and it was neeessary to have
,
1 -
when a very interesting game was
33 t-3 % off on Kitchen Treasures and Wall Paper. 15 %
the second anil third fingers ampu-
S 10 a week
$2 a day
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played. Another game is called
tateil. Dr. Adix did the surgerv. 1 ’
off 011 Iron Beils. 10 % off on Qtieensware. A full line of
for next Sunday at 2:30 between
F'uruiture ou hand.
Albert Douglass, who lias been , Estacada and the O. K. Ball Team,
working on the new road was 10f portiand. The O. K s. are a
obliged to lay off work since last j good bunch of players and no
A L L MODERN C O N V E N IEN C E S
Friday 011 account of not feeling
NVjn s |lovv the home boys a
C o m e in a n d be c o n v in c e d t h a t
well
He has been confined to »ais ‘ «Hot time” and give them a run
bed mostly since.
for the game.
One of the most delightful K^orts on the Coast
These are our Cash Inducements
iliiinlred
| flow Many Ladies Know
D EM AN D A N A B S T R A C T O F TITLE
E s ta c a d a is th e P la c e to B u y
Just. Received One Titous-
JO cents per 3 0 lbs.
10 cents per ¡U 0 lbs,
Cush on han
BUSINESS wide tire, wagon bed.
Writes Fire Insurance in Five of the best “ D O L L A R ”
JOHN P E E R five tooth cultiva-
tors with lever and wheel * 5.00
Steel beam double shovel plows
$ 2 .75. 50 SINK K TOOTH LEV lift
HARROW £ t 2 to $ 14 .
Buying
doors,
windows and
mouldings in large quanities for
spot cash we are able to supply
the builder at low prices.
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B A N K IN G
Five tooth Cultivators
If y u pay more than we are ask
ing you pay too much, as the
market price is down.
GLASS WASH BOARDS
BRASS
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SEAL STAR
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No. 2 Galvanized TUBS
43 cents Each
43
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70
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Livery, Feed & Sale
STABLE
W . A.
JON ES
PR O P R IE T O R
Good rigs and careful drivers always
SPECIAL
Given
ATTENTION
Hunting and Pishing Parties
WOOD & LUMBER
Local and Long Distance Telephone
C H U RCH
M. E. Church
Sabbath School
Preaching at
1 League
SE RV IC E S
Next Sabbath
10
a. m.
7:30 p. m.
7 p. m.
Prayer Meeting on Thursday Even
ing
7 p. m.
Church of Christ—Next Sabbath
Bible School
10 a. in.
Preaching at
11 a. m.
Young Peoples' Meeting 6:30 p. m.
Preaching
7 p. m.
Prayer Meeting on
F'riday Evening at 7:30 p. m.
—E. W. Sewall, Pastor
— Free Methodist Church
Sabbath School
2:30 1* M.
Prayer Meeting on
Wednesday evening 7
p. m .
Rev. Roper of Gresham
Local and Tourist Trade Solicited
For Sale
put on. Other bodies of timber
arc* in view.
Deputy Sheriff J. E. Loveall, of
Crook Co., came to Estacada on
Tuesday and secured the services
of Constable W. A. Jones and a
will be ranch in Garfield, where a man
The Fern Rock Farm of 144 a-
tiie name of Caldwell was employed
crcs lias tx e n platted in acreage, i d
and serve»! a bench warrant on him acres and up, to plat. See I). Iti 1-
and brought him to Estacada where denstine, Estacada R. F. D. No. 1
the deputy sheriff with bis prison
er took a car for Portland and then up case. It is said that Caldwell
to Prineville, where it is said the himself was held up and roblied in
a wit- daylight of two hundred and 1 ^hty
ne.-s against some parties in a hold- dollars, in that County.
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