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NO. 44 op VOL. i
E ST A C A D A . OREGON
Estacada
State
T H U R SD A Y ,
IU X E 4
B ank
f i A \ EAR
D o You Intend To B u ild
Capital, $25,000
G ro c ery
If so let us figure with you on
vour Doors, Windows, Mould
ings, Lock, etc. We have a
large stock of this class of goods
and can save you money.
Screen Doors $/.oo $ 1.10
S i 25 and J : 00.
Screen Wire Cloth 24 inches
wide 14c a yard.
Screen Door Sets including
spring hinges, wire door pull,
hook and eve
15c a set
OFFICERS:
Geo. Estes, President.
S. W. Stryker, Vice-President
L. E- Belfils, Cashier
E. M. Miller, Real Estate Officer
D IRECTO RS:
Geo. Estes, S. W. Stryker, T. Yocum,
c/o.
G h
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John Zobrist
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T in : CALIFORNIA BUILDING AT A.-Y.-I*. EXPOSITION, SEATTLE.
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TRANSACTS
GENERAL
B A N K IN G
B U S IN E S S
Writes Fire Insurance in Five of the best “ D O L L A R ”
companies.
both
Handles
Business
Real
Estate, Tow n Lots
and Residence, and
Farm
Property near Estacada
COUNSEL.
LO NG A S W E E K ,
COMM ERCE.
ROOM
NO. 600
PO RTLAND.
CHAMBER
Californ ia 's handsome building Is one of the very strik ing structures
on the grounds of the Alaska-Y ukon-P acific Exposition. It is in the old
Spanish Mission type of architecture encountered so frequently in South
ern California, and the detail of its front has attracted the attention of
artists and architects from all over tlio country.
In the building ev ery county of the golden state will hav e an exhibit.
Cal ifornia, from Siskiyou to San Diego, has shown a s much enthusiasm
for the Exposition as has Washington itself.
OF
OREGON.
RAIL ROAD PLANS
LO CAL N EW S AND
P E R SO N A L M ENTIO N
N O T A R Y P U B L IC ON O U R STAPH
MANY IM PROVEM ENTS
CORRESPONDEN TS
Merchants National Bank 01 Portland
National City Bank oi New York
p B W
M « M W M »n
I There are enough uncertainties
about trading in land w ith
out guessing at the title.
BE
ON
THE
SAFE
SIDE
D E M A N D A N A B S T R A C T O F T IT L E
T h e CLACKAMAS TITLE COMPANY, (established
1893)
makes reliable Abstracts of Title to all lands and lots in
Clackamas County"
PORTLAND.
E. P. R IL E Y ,
F R A N K B. R IL E Y , Secretary
President.
Orders for
Abstracts and
Extensions
Abstracts received
of
at
Estacada State Bank.
L. M. HENTHORN
W. D. HENTHORN
AT
B, S. Josselyn, President of the
Mrs. Fields, of Alspaugh, who
has been very ill, has almost entire Portland Railway, Light & Power
ly recovered.
| Co. just returned from the East
on Sunday and gives out notice of
Came to the home of Frank Boy
a number of improvements contem-
er, at Currinsville last week, a
' plated, that will require the expen-
boy.
j diture of large sums of money and
FOR. S A L E I have • good require at least two years or more
fresh lersey cow for sale.—W. J. to complete. What interests our
Moore, Cazadero. Ore.
people moat will be the extension
Henry^Rhule, of George, who of the rail road from Cazadero on
recently lost two of his fingers in up the Clackamas, a distance of
an accident, has almost entirely re about three miles, to where work
men for the past year and a half
covered.
have been employed drilling and
J . C. Herring has moved back to
testing the ground to secure a good
Cazadero again from Springwater,
foundation for a large dam and the
where they^had lived'a^short time.
erection of a power plant that will
Mr. and Mrs. George Lawrence, j develop 30,000 kilowatts per hour,
of Portland, visited their sister, ] the cost of which is estimated
Mrs. D. C. Sherman, of Spring- at over $2,500,000 and will require
water, last week,
] at least the next two years to con-
Mrs. J. W. Whitmer, of Gaines, struct.
J
Chamber o f Commerce Bldq.
Principal Office«;
They say that this Ladies’ Aid
Make cakes as fine as ever made. R oad W ill Be Extended; New
Power Plant Built; Many
Revival meetings begin at the
Methodist Church next Sunday
Other Improvements
evening.
THE
Estacada
F U R N IT U R E
Store
33 1-3 % off on Kitchen Treasures and Wall Paper. 15 %
off on Iron Beds. 10 % off on Queensware. A full line of
Furniture on hand.
C o m e in a n d be c o n v in c e d th a t
E s ta c a d a is th e P la c e to B u y
These are our Cash Inducements
Respectfully"
Estacada Furniture Co.
H a rd w iire
M arket
Nails and Wire Advanced 5
cents, this makes Glidden Galvzd
Wire sell at $3.35 per 100 feet.
American Special in 80 Rod
Spools at $2.15
Block-Tackle Wire Stretchers
$ 1 .1 5 ' Each.
Glass Lemon Squeezers to
cents each.
Cycle Ball Bearing Grind
Stones $4.95
Standard Mattocks 70 cents
Hunts Mattocks
$1.2 5
Champion Forges, handy for
the farmer or contractor, weight
about 80 lbs. Price $8.00
5 lb. No. 7 Capewell Horse
Naila 90 cents.
5 lb. No. 8 Capewell Horse
Nails 85 cents.
Mrs. Potts Nickle plated Sad
Irons 85 cents per set.
2 lb. Square Butter Prints 30
cents.
Brass King Wash Boards 43
cents.
12 Qt. Favorite Strainer Pails
70 cents,
12 Qt. Dairy Pails grade ix
30 cents.
6 in. Monkey Wrenches 25
cents.
8 in. Monkey Wrenches 35
cents.
10 in. Milk Strainer* 15 cents.
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In buying groceries as well as
other goods one should take in
consideration that the freight is
paid and you do not have to
load up on a lot of stuff in order
to have the freight paid.
5 lb. Pail Rex Lard
80 cents
10 lb. Pail Rex Lard $1 .50 cents
10 lb. Pail Sun Set Drips Syrup
50 cents.
2 Ounce Bottle Mapleine 35 cents
8 Ounce Can Royal Baking
Powder 25 cents
16 Ounce Can Royal Baking
Powder 45 cents
Carnation
Milk
per can 8
cents
to lb. Sack White Corn Meal
30 cents
10 lb. Sack Corn Meal. Yellow
30 cents
9 lb. Sack Rolled Oats 45 cents
Extra Soda Crackers full case,
per pound
Table or Dairy Salt in 50 lb.
Clean Drill sacks 40 cents
2 Bottles Catsup for
25 ctn's '
Minced Clams, Choicest No. 1
10 cents per can
Tomatoes, per dozen
85 emts
Sugar Corn 3 cans for 25 cents
CD
c/o.
A Delicious Cup o f Tea
Os
?3
Try
Ridgwaya famous 5
o'clock Tea.
Ridgways Tea
Merchants to the late Queen
Victoria by special appointment.
ESTACADA
MERCANTILE
COMPANY
Feed Store
Livery, Feed & Sale
Mich., has been visiting her sisters,
This means much for our imme
Mrs E. Simmons and Mrs. D. C. diate vicinity. The construction of
STABLE
That has bought and sold more feed since opening up,
Sherman.
I the rail road three miles farther up
W . A. JO N E S
Good Cleveland bicycle, mud the riv€r brings'closer to Estacada than had been previously handled in Estacada, and has a full
P R O P R IE T O R
guards, coaster brake. Every' j a vast amount of timber that is
Good rigs and careful drivers always
supply now, and wants your trade is the
thing first class. For sale or trade \ only waiting the facilities to get
SPECIAL ATTENTION
j
to
market.
It
would
be
only
a
Given Hunting and Fishing Parties
What have you? Dr. Adix.
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short distance from the end of the
FOR S A L E One 3 # wagon, extension to enter one of the finest
WOOD & LUMBER
wide tire, wagon bed. Inquire a at t 1 | bodies of timber to be.found in this
Local and Long Distance Telephone
the P ro g ress .
part of the Cascades. That portion
Strawberries and coffee and i< :e lying on the North side wof the
CHURCH
S E R V IC E S
I Clackamas and extending from the
cream, they serve,
That tickle the pallet and soothe ¡North Fork to Roaring River, an
M. E. Church----- Next Sabbath
area of twelve miles long with an
the racked nerve.
average of three miles in width
Sahhath School
10 a. m.
Two desirable lots, small house
covered with the finest kind of
with water on the premises. For
Preaching
at
7 p. in.
l B u y A n y t h i n g th e f a r m e r h a s to
timber, is only one of the timbered
sale. Easy terms. E. P. Scott, or
League
6:45 p. m.
sections it opens tip. Lying on the
S e ll a n d S e ll h im a n y t h i n g he n eed s in Prayer Meeting on Thursday Even
inquire of the Progress Office.
South side of the river and extend
The Subject to be considered at ing fifty miles or more along the
ing
7 p. m.
the evening service next Sabbath is river and varying greatly in width
“ A Good Bargain, and You Get 'n which the woodman's axe has
Church of Christ— Next Sabbath
the Best End of it.” You are eor- not as yet been heard.
dially invited. M. E. Church.
Bible School
10 a m.
A large carshop for the Corn-
pany’s use will he built two miles
| Communion Services
11 a. m.
Miss Kittle Reagan and Miss
I n T h e N e w C o n crete B u ild in g
North of the Oaks where steam
Young Peoples’ Meeting 7:30 p m.
Mary Dale will give a report next
shovels are now at work cutting
Sunday evening of the recent con
Prayer Meeting on
down the bluff, leveling and mak
vention at McMinnville. Come and
Friday Evening at 7 30 p. m.
ing fills for the site This work
hear them, at M. E. Church, 6:45.
$2
a
day
—E. W Sewall, Pastor
alone, of preparing for the erection
$275.00 will buy a Conover, up of the shops will require a year.
- Free Methodist Church
right piano, Colonial style, mahog
Plans covering more than two
any finish, practically new. Fe-1 years are now laid and the outline
Sabbath School
2:30 r m .
tails at $425.00.— Estacada State 0f the work to be accomplished
A L L MODERN C O N V EN IEN C ES
Bank.
Prayer Meeting on
along this company's lines and in
Wednesday eveniug 7
p. h
J. W. Reed having disposed of Portland will require an estimated
One of the most delightful K^orts on the Coast
—R ev. Roper of Gresham
the Estacada Pharmacy, desires to amount of money to carry forward
notify all persons indebted to it to exceeding $8,000.000.
Local and Tourist Trade Solicited
1 for lucky opportunities we might
make immediate payment of the
Nor is the forgoing outlined work
posses* that were necessary to the
same as well as to ask his friends of this company all that Estacada
suocessfut development of these en
to give their patronage to Miss has to look forward to. The Morris
Bros., who are promoting the pow
Sturgeon, the new proprietor.
terprises. but by close observation
er plant and developing the country close to Estacada and we not reap of these communities, to be awake and business tact taking advantage
The Ladies Aid Society will en lying a mile West of Estacada have the benefits necessarily accruing to the possibilities that lie sit our
tertain at the I. O. O. F. Hall on already made it apparent that their from it>
very feet and share in some of the of the opportunities as they de
Friday evening from 7:30-10:30.
Once again the P rogress sounds wealth they hold. This is not to velop.
operations will require in the next
They will serve you with home
the alarm to arouse the men and lie accomplished by being a hold
grown strawberries and whipped five years an outlay of money that women, who-have spent the best up-man. to take advantage of the The Progress it one dollar a year
cream. There will be enouga and will equal $1,000,000. How is it part oi their lives and endured men willing to develop the country
to spare. Come and see them.
possible to spend all this capital so . hardsi ipa in the early settlement in extracting large sums oi money
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