ESTACADA
PALACE MEAT MARKET
PROGRESS
(ÏNWORu U.VTFCy
D }U K C T O K $ :
G wo.
F
stk m
,
H andles the Best Fre sh and Cured Meats
President
A . H. S t a r k s , V ice President
V ii vs. H. I>riioi.s
F . S. W O M K R ,
Entered
E d itor
«a d
Cash Paid for Hides and Market Products
W e Buy ami Sell
Manager
Published Every ih t.r»d av Morning
1 ST X
C ■ V OREGON
at
HEAD CHEESE
FRESH MEATS
SMOKED MEATS
LARD
EGGS
SAUSAGE
SHEEP
CA TTLE
CHICKENS
VEAL
HOGS
I HIDES
at the posicfftca In Estacada, Oregon,
second clasj mail
P e n la n d
CS>
J o r g
*1 00
5C
CHURCH
Bt'Wctre ef 0 *:ii nonts (or Ctitctrrh
that Cc H a m M ‘rcury
SERVICES
i as m ercury w ill surely
the sense 1 M E. Church ---- N e xt Sabbath
o f sm ell and co m p letely derange
the
w h ole system w h i .e n te r in g it through
! the
mucous surlaces. Such
articles : S.diliath School
10 a. m.
should never he used except on prescrip
7 p. m.
tions frv)ui reputable ph ysician'. ** the ! Preaching
dam age they w ill d o is ten fold to the League
6:30 p.
P- m.
*»•
good >on can jtosaihly derive from them .
H a ll's Catarrah Cure, manufactured by Prayer Meeting on T h u rsd ay Even-
F. J. Cheney & Co., Toledo. O ., contains
7 p. m.
,i» g
no m ercury, and is taken in tern a lly, act
ing directly upon the bloo-l
nd mucous
surfaces of the system. In buying H a ll’s
C h urch of C h rist— N e xt Sabbath
Catarrah Cure be sure you get the gen
nine. It is taken internally and made in 1
T o led o , O hio, by F. J. Client ' i t (
10 a. in.
! Bible School
Testim onials sent free.
11
a. in.
;
Preaching
Sold bv a’ l d s u g 'is f* . 75c -
Ta ke I iu il’s F au .il/ Pill., for constipat
Y o u n g Peoples' Meeting 7 p. m.
come Dick.
!
a j&toKietti. t* s > a y i a sa n a s s r a
I
T h e C urrinsvilte Dram a C lu b
h ave started rehearsing the new
play known as “ I’ ay S tr e a k ."
A certain one of our citizens asked |
me to explain to the public, in re-
|fereuce to the mask p arty, the " in
sult to the people of C u rrin sville"
and also if lie were one of those
m aking a disturbance. In answer
to the first 1 m ay sav, the item in
reference w as no insult to the
people but a protection to them, for
how many would like to see it occur
again ? I did not say that they
7:30 p. m. w eie all m isbehaving that were
! Preaching
side to the south of the < hi St. John
there and I think if the people that
place, m aking good f irms in there
feel so hurt over the m atter will
and also shared the hardships cf
stop to think they w ill agree with
frontier life. A lso a Win. Minnei
me that a few were careless and
BLACKSM ITH
made a homo joining the Suter
| needed to he reminded of it. Ill
property below E agle C r u k
tt the old Hand and willing to du answer to the second I m ay sav
A large fam ily hy the name o f , *
that I did not mention any nam es
any of tlv work in hi* line
G lo vers started early to co n q u er:
of those out of order and am sur
the wilderness, but typhoid fever j
GIVE HIM A CALL
prised at the ones tak in g offense,
got into the fam ily and cut down
especially th is particular citizen, I
their number hy half in a short
am not prepared to answ er for this
while. A s doctors 1 . d to come
citizen’ s behavior and I iliin k he
over a
from Oregon C ity , taLi:
should he the judge, for w ho should
d ly to come out an 1 I k, tiler
F o r Side Horses and milch cows know better than h nisei; w heth i
-, often,
could not visit the pati
For Rent— A
sm all
improved j he w„ „.¡„b eh a vin g or not.
and the scattered m igh
'• were place. Inquire of W in. W . D avis
the only nurses, w hich mad
haul Sr., Estacada.
work to save any of tin :i.
IS « ta y , .lia. 13 , ISM 0
J . V. BARR
Ti».- i r.ei t w»y lo pronounce ìt
js F!-.-l.'t t ir * 1 «. h cont on llie lliird
m IU: le. .i '.lavine thè sound of a
Ss in .1; in ila t u o List yllables.
For that new Dress. See Dales.
For that new White Waist, Sec Dales.
For Ticking, See Dales.
For Feather 'ticking, See Dales.
Pending ti v.l) r sales from llie
\ .« g ! L Si l'e:sirves of Oregon
)i .dion: +
nuil V« H- il “ gU'ii will mean a rev-
t h nt' «> U|c t u o c■ <mmou wealth:ti of
non
T in s stun
M um c ib •Il
will g • lu. ibe s ool and road funds
« i ill*. l \.<l• siales, the counties l »en
ilio s- in w hich tile
4'tilled U 4
ViliiU 1 K* .vv, Tlne distribution of
ti»i> »».ntic y will mean great i 111-
A»’« vtr:uu t to bot ii states.
Salt S 11 :; !•> \ tur will be the beavi
est > a m; ab fmiii government re-
SCI VUS.
1. t t >c :ir sales in the two
slates agw irgj'.ed 130,000,000 feet.
bnmd i:r ü- lire, T h is year pro-
J O.-i. J> i ai. L l u 11 made tor the pur-
i hast* ( f i.bt lit 650,000,000 feet.
Cir».N' ¡•1 r> •‘ ca: ciiv of lim ber on pii
vate luLtî li tigs is h ad in g niillmc■ n to
till- lise! ves for higs. T h is increase
il t \ ! Cl C.! U) CO!ninne for the n ext
few > eü : S tin' d l! le point is reached
w here on! v ni ture tim ber w ill he
cut
Stum page prices this year ch a rg
ed b\ |he guverm uept are about $2.
T i e fo is ii) lav» provides that 25
pi 1 eei.t of the sttimpage revenue
shall g > to the state where the fo r
e s , is cut
T h is means that the
f \ eime to the two states for the
coming vt-nr from tim ber cut off
fnrist :c-ierve lands w ill he about
£ 1 ,;c o <1 0
Fcr Comforts, See Dales.
For Dry Goods,
SEE DALES
W e have two Men’s Overcoats, Cheap and Good.
Clackamas C ounty
T h e Y o u n g Peoples Societies
of
A L L M O D E R N C O N V E N IE N C E S
One of the most delightful Resorts on the Coast
______________ __________ j Rhodes
tl.i ¡1 "giam .
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Pioneer Times As R,e-
called
By
r#i¿ a r í 'i . a i r r
C opyright -, 4 c .
Anyona landing a jtkotoh and doscrlpMon may »
I',limits talion through ilium .t Co. recelv«
cprchil notice, without charuo, ::t tho
S c ic n îifîc  r ï c a i î .
Former Student Of
Pioneer Of Early Days Tells
About What Happened
Here In Long
Ago
(C ontinu ed from A p r il Sth, 1909)
ROLLER BEAR 1 NQ.
HIGH GRADE.
k\ p S T s V i W J
D ’. • L .0 Ny g
w «h 8rade scw-
Ing machine.
STRONGEST GUARANTEE.
N a tio n u l
S e w in g
M a c h in e C o ,
D clv id e re , III.
Confidence ill O rego n ’s future ' s
shown In Eastern investors every
l.Ule w hile and an instance has just
been recorded ... the negotiations
; preliminary to tile taking o ver of
I the Portland G as Com pany hv the
I)r. T I, H ew itt of Portland,
w ho w ill m ake his home in Garfield
this Spring, w as in Estacada for
the purpose of attending the J'.sta-
cada F ru it G row ers’ meeting.
plle Nora Hale Looney Memorial
G en erally, ground hogs w ake in
the Spring. It took a freeze and
snow to w ake tin old “ Em igrant. ’
Had if not snowed over here I
guess " E m ig r a n t" would have slept
on
T h e St. John place at the foot of
the hill above the E agle Creek
j station, was taken 11 d by a man of
that name in an early day. Some
of his defendants still live at Bull
Run.
A man hy the n one of A v e ry ,
who had committed some offence,
T he
Univer
sity Of Oregon Gets Three
Years Schooling At
Oxford
Branca IMF. o. G25 F Bt., Waabin«tun 1>. C.
SEWING MACHINE.
Oregon Awa led Mr,
Cecil K. Lyans
II. E. CROSS
J)
A ïmndsotneîy Hlnstrnfoi weekly. Largest ctr.
culm ion o f unf flcii-i’tlllu h'linml. Terms,
a
y«iir: four months, <1. Sold byall newsdealers.
ÏVIÜÎiH & Pg.SC-troadv.-y, NßW VOiK
From
W I L L I A M H AM M O N D
CrOSS & HAMMOND
T n*oï M aos »
ocbkin »
qnfi-lc 17 itMOortuiti ».¡;r opinion fre o w .io flie r an
Invontion I» p io b n lilf pn len tahlo . Com m unie»-
tloiiH strictlyooiilldun tl.il HANOBOOK on P aten t«
aunt f roo. OMuat buoih v fo r ■ orurln« patent«.
Scholarship
“ Em i
grant”
by buying this
reliable, honest,
I
W: have some bargains in Coes Bay property.
Local and Tourist Trade Solicited
j
ATTORNEYS AT LAW
,p
Abb tracts. Real lístate. Loans. Insurance
O
krgon
C
it y
,
*
-
-
Road Supervisors
fo r
Guaranteed
Tiie Hotel Estacada
-
PERRY
See
On arrivin g at the home ot t! e
Painting, Pa pet
bride T h u rsd ay evening, Mr. and
Hanging and Ca Ice m i
Mrs. Clias. S p arks wet
given a
noisy
reception bv their many ning.
1st class work
friends of the community. A fte r
! partaking of the cak . (..monade
1 and cham pagne and ex!
: g much
j joy and good wishes t > the happy I
A-c you looking, for a Farm, Acreage or City
pair the m erry party adjourned to Property at a bargain? Don't fail to call or
their homes.
writ: to
Mr. and Mrs. Sparks w ill move
POTWIN&SON
to Estacada where thej will make
ft costs you nothing and v.e treat you right,
their future home.
fio a
Electric Share s\c Bond Com p any,
C hristian Endeavor throughout the of N ew Y o rk , at a cost of about S4
state are planning to send full dele- 000 qqq
galions to the big state rouveution I
mm < •<
■ i n ■
to be held in Portland February < 5 .
G 4 K I it I D
if, and 17.
l)r. Francis E. Clarke,
of Boston, president of the W o rld 's!
___ __
C h ristian Endeavor Union; G eneral
Secretary \\ ill in nr E. Shaw , and
Dr John \l ilbs Baer, president of
Occidental College, are among the
prom uunt names that w ill he on
Welcomed lióme
-OSS
60 YEARS*
■ t f E X P E R IE N C E
H STA CAD A-PO R TLAN D
C ars leave F.stacada for P ort
land:
6 ; 55 > 9 i 11, A . M, and
1. 3 . 5 . 9
P- M.
Cara leave Portland for E sta
cada:
6: 55 . 8 : 45 i io : 45 . A . M. and
12:45, 2:45, 4:45, 6:45 P. M.
Mail ami Kxpress (no passengers!
jcurrietl ou this run) leaves rortlam l]
jfor Kstacaila 5:25 u. in. and 2:40 p. in.
[Leaves Kstacmla for Portland 4:26 i>
Jnt. ami 7:10 a. m.
5 F reight
also leaves Portland
J in the morning geca » l va/.a-
i tlero and rcUiVus to Portlai*.. u
Main offices oí (tie com pany: 132 1-2
First St. Portland, O regon.
O
regon
Notice for Pub licet ion
Department of the Interior. I’. S. land
office at Portland, Oregon, Dec. 11. 1909.
Notice is hereby given that Chauncev
U n iversity of Oregon, Eugene. Coffman of CVn rryville Ore. w ho, on Dec.
Jan 4: T h e Rhodes S'. holaishh. 10, 1'09, made Homestead en try, Serial
from Oregon for the present year | No. 0253s {< r \Yi 2 of S W 1 4 , Sec. 8, and
has been awarded to Mr. Cecil K . ; Si-?..fSHi-4 Sec. 7, town. 3 S., range 6 K.
L vans, a graduate of the U niversity 1 'VillameUe meridian, Far filed notice of
.
intention to m ake final five year proof to
of Oregon 111 the class of 1909. 1 ^ j est.lUifch ,1aim to the land above des-
award was made by t h e Stale (: ;Led heforevthe register and receiver,
Rhodes Scholarship
Com m ittee, at Portlan d , O regon, on the 20th day of
w hich met in Salem last Saturday. ; J a n u a r y 1910.
»
n
„ fa j 1
, i>
!
Claimant names ns witnesses:
L vans w ill enter O xford n ext Sup* 1
.
.
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' ,
1 ! A. n. Br oke, R. A. Reach, Clark \V.
tember, and Ins scholarship will »*! Corey, Charles Xewlaml, all of Cherry-
good for three years thereafter, »¡lie, Oregon.
paying hint an annual iugouie of |
Algernon S. Presaer, Register
! Itstacada Progress.
>1,500.
D in in g his course at the U n iv er
BU Y. SE L L, TR A D E , ETC.
sity of Oregon. I.van s was mi e x
ceptionally strong student and look
T w o good work horses for sale—
a prominent part in debate.
He
earned his own w av
through the Inquire at the Progress.
County Court Appoints Forty-
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H E N R Y V.AD1X.M.D
P H Y S IC IA N A S U R G E O N
O P I’ ICH. A D JO IN IN G R B S ID H N C R
Buy Boilers And Machinery
For New Plant
--Three Yet T o Be Ap
pointed
Mr W ill G ith en s w s lisuling
him '' 1 for his brother l i c k ibis
v ' k.
l ' e k i x p c 's 10 build ¡11
I’ — Fr rhi 7 anil make h s his home.
W -X u i I ju a a m
.' dial Wei
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
9
10
11
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13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
W . H . Counsell
W . B. W etzlei
H en ry T ro ge
G . B. L in n
C. M. L a k e
C harles K rebs
F. E. M cG ugin
H enry Johnson
W alter Snuffin
C h arles R. L iv e sa y
Joe G ill
C. W . W ard
C h ris M uralt
L eauder Mattoou
A u gu st Stuebley
D. R. Dim ick
E. W . H ornshuh
J- J- M allett
”
N at Scriber
’’
Ii. A . Sw enson
’ ’ 2 2 A lb ert Engle
” 23 G eorge O glesby
” 24 L- P. S p ag’.e
" 26 H . E ngle
” 27 L . N . Jones
” 28 A lb ert G roshon g
” 29 A aron M cConnell
" 30 F. E. Davidson
" 31 W illiam Seuatz
” 32 W . C H eater
” 33 H enry Crom er
" 34 John T u rn er
” 35 J; H Jones
” 36 E. M. Samson
’ ’ 37 W illiam Carroll
” 38 C. W . R isley
’ ’ 39 F ra n k Jaggar
” 40 Sherm an L vo n s
” 41 G . R. W oodle
” 42 F. E. T a ilo r
” 44 Sam W arnock
” 45 T hom as O strow ski
’ ’ 46 W . E. M um pow er
’ ’ 47 K H arrington
” 48 John K eisacker
" 49 G . T . H unt
" 50 J. P. D avis
” 51 J E. Siefer
T h e follow in g district appoint
ments li ive not yet been made:
D istrict No. 8, *5, and 43.
V%t a t m refer• to W E B S T E R 'S
INTERNATIONAL DICTIONARY
THE GRAND PRIZE W
It he highest rtwmr.li n i rtr e n to the In tern a
tional at the W orm *, Fair, Su Loula,
6ET THE LATEST AND BEST
rouirfnbeinterratedtntmr
specimen pave*, sent/res.
G.S l C. MERRIAM OOn
of
W ELLS'
P o rtla n d
W ill visit Kstncada on F rida y
Saturday o f each week
T h e C lackam as County Court
lias appointed forty-seven
road
supervisors in the county. Four
new
districts have been made
T he follow in g is a list of the ap
pointments:
No.
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D E N T IS T C F
D e n tists
Real E tate Transfers
Im agine the surprise when some
of our numlier on looking towaids
A l D arling’ s idace the other m orn
ing saw a new h im
Build it dur
ing I he night A l ?
Dr. L.A. W E L L S
SHEARER AND
The Publisher’s
ClaimsSustained
I C h urch held their first election of
T h e Redmond Comniereial C l u b ,. Sunday school officers last Sunday, on to m ake sparks to see to do
the 5 K: S 1 _. of N YY L anil L ots 3 and
just organized at Redmond, O r , is resiiiiing as follow s. Supt , Kov
chopping, at least that is w hat I 4 of Sec 2, T . 4 S. K. 5 E : N 1 .•
one of the latest members of the Stokes; Ass t Supt. Coyd Looney : have heard some members of
the of N 1 j of S W •* of Sec. 2 T . 4 S.
Oregon Development League, it Ace. and Irea s., Iv
S, W ilco x ; fam ily say.
T o look from
the R 5 E . and N'G of N f i
of N F .L
h a vin g applied for and Ix-en admit-
Librarian, Harold W ooster. modern residence in the
Eagle of S K 1, of Sec. 3 T. 4 S. R 5 K
ted to fellow ship in the big fam ily
C. F . F razier, ot I’ortlaud, is Creek village at the
old naked hill- ft 00
of O n g o n ’ * most progressive com-
visitin g tli • Standish Bros, and sides, it does not look like one
C. C h a r l’ on S n viltr * ' vir 10 A
mini tv s . ') here are now 103 d u ly leakin g at lands a n und G arfield.
could hide there now.
C. M o w ry. N E '4 of See 34 T . , S
31
accredit d nn nit ers of the O regon
T h e K irk h itna and Y an C u ren s R. 5 E ; EJ of N 'W !;(' of See
Laveloptuent League.
S
Sub
u b er.he
cribe uo.v
¡also took up lum ns a lo n j the hill- T . 3 S. R. 5 E. and N •
! SW
The d o cto r's phone can be connected*
with you r home phone at n igh t if re
quested. One long ring.
Eight Men T o Fill Positions
hid on the side hill anil evaded rhe
officers for quite a
while. It was
U niversity, and
is now teaching
Good in
fresh meats at Penland N
n>t becam e the officers did not tlle Coquille H ig h School,
Jorg— Palace M arket.
know w here lie was, for they had
Rhodes S c h o la r s h ip s will again
If you have a good fat beef tell ns
several
long conversations with ■
„pen in 19 11, i:i 191381111 1914.
W e want it. Palace M arket.
him, but the revolver in A v e ry 8 j Scholarships from Oregon are now
F o r S a l e or will trade for a farm
band mode the officer* polite to the held b y W w a rd w in a n s, of W .l
fngative. A v e ry set meil to be the 1 iam ette
U n iversity and W istar One of the finest resident proper
first of the two to spy the other for j o i,ns01)i
,p,e U niversity of Ore- ties in E staia d a with one or four
lots. Inquire at tHe Progress.
a long time, until an officer named gon
A . Besser, related to Mrs. Sarah j
W e have several pieces of prop
Palm ateer, and u resident of Port- n
r> 1
a j
as
L‘
erty left with us to negotiate a sale
land w here the offence w
was
as com-
com
J
J for. Intending investors in Esta
nutted, captured him one morning
cada w ill do well to consult u sa s
after w atchin g him for several days
we m ay have just ivliat you want
In the early m orning when A v e ry
T h e Portland R ailw ay, L ig h t & Inquire at the P r o g r e s s office.
laid down his tw o revolvers to ad- Pow er Com pany hns eonti acted for
Y o u can get fresh oysters on Fri- j
i " st '' ' s clothing, tile
the officer
officer had
450-horsepower Babcock &
days hy leavin g 7 our order at the
him w ell covered before he knew W ilco x boilers, w hich will he in-
Palace Meat M arket
anyone w as near.
stalled U fo re A ugu st .s t in the
W a n t e d — A middle aged woman
T h e S t John hill, as it was call- ; liew e|ectrica, plaBt thcy ore build
ed in early days, was a terror to
who
can cook and is neat in her
I ing on the E a st Side. T h e v have
Ten dollars a mouth and U n i t e d S t a t e « C o u r t or C l a i m «
wagon traffic. Ireing so steep and also contractcil far th tre 300 k ilo work
Th e Publishers o f W a k s tw 's International
the road not very good, T h e last
allege that it **ia» in fa ct,th e popu
w att generating units, consisting of the conveniences o f a home. T h ree Dictionary
lar rnahridfreu thorou gh ly re-edited in eve ry
fam ily lived in the old original two General E lectric turbines nntl I i*i fam ily-— A ddress J. F. S , Est i detail,
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and -------,
va stly -----------
enrich
nriched 'In
I t e v e iy p a r t, w it&
t he purpoæ o f adapting i t t o m eet th e larger
house in 1865. It w as occupied hv one Hamilton Corliss cross eom- ca da.
and » v e e r re q u iiw a a n U o t another genera-
tion.”
them w hile they built a log house jxnind engine, w hich is the largest
W o are o f th e opinion th n tth ln nllrtratlon
most clea rly and accu rately describes the
on their homestead on Sandy Ridge ot its kind in the N orthw est, its
ork th a t has been accomplished and the
of Sec. A 4 - T . 3 *S R. 5 E. unii w result
that hns been reached, Tho D ictionary v
as it was later called. O ften in the cylinders h iin g 34x38 inches, with also certain lig h ts o f way. $1.00
an it n ow stands, baa been thorou gh ly re-
edited in e v e ry detail, baa been corrected in
night the belated traveler would a stroke ot 5 1 inches.
e v e ry part, and ia adm irably adapted t o m eet
Portland
the la rg er and severer requirem ents o f a
rouse them from sltimlier to get a D aily A bstract.
generation which demands m ore o f popular
CURRlNSVILLt
philological kn ow led ge than a ny generation
light to get their w agon hack in
that th e w orld has e v e r contained.
I t is perhaps needless t o add that w e re fe r
the road, or to borrow an ax to
to the dictionary In o u r Judicial w ork as o f
highest a u th o rity in accuracy o f defini
Mr. Noel S ir r c r , our
noted t tho
io n : and th a t in th e fu tu re ns in tho past i t
mend som ething they had broken
wrestler exjierts to meet Mr River wUl be the source o f constant reference.
in clim bing the hill, and often the
CHARLES C . ROTT, C h M J m i« «
LAW RENTE WELDOW.
-4
tb e a x w ould look ns if a flint rock
Jonn A . Linn et al to A C of Eagle Creek. 111 a friendly bout
*OHN DAVIS.
lA ir r o if j . r n t L H
.
this
week.
----------- IB . H O W R t.
>
iKcn used for a hliKk to chop M owry, SF
of Sec. 34 T . 3 S R.
, , ,
; £ £ £ £ £ £ £ & £ * : SB
Local and Long Distance Telephone
D A L E S'
_
P. R. L. & P. Co.
|-or S a le & R e n t
Coats, Hats, Rubbers and Shoes,
N unieious important conventions
of iourost throughout the N o rth
w e s t are sell. •doled for Portland d u r
ing tlir present month. T h e O .e
gou State Federation of Labor and
the N orthw est Retail H arness &
Saddlery A ss’ u. opened their an-
mi I gatherings on M onday, Jan-
11:11 v io , and interesting sessions
are being.held hy both of these
•bodies.
Good
attendance
has
mat k id the conventions, the dele
gates he dig w idely representative of
the North Pacific states. T h e O re
gon Retail H ardw are & Implement
binders’ A f s' n ., w hich em braces'
those portions of W ashington tribu
tary to Portland, us well as this
w hole state, will meet in Portlai
January 18 and 19, and the Pacific
Federation of H ardw are 5 k Inij.lt -
m in t Dealers’ A s s ’n., will m ett
lu r e January jr> and 21.
Oregon ranks seventh am ong nil
the states in railroad building dur
ing 1909. T h ese figures are con -
p iL d hy tin leading railroad pub'i-
cations of the country and shew
that the Beaver state added 134
miles to its railroads during the
year just closed. T he Pacific N orth
west is declared to he the great gi al
of com petitive railroad building i 1.
the 1 ’ nited States. T h e struggle
of the railroads to enter Central
Oregon is detailed and development
hi the W illam ette V alley and in the
Oregon Coast country is recorded
T h is is a far better show ing for the
past year than w as made ill 1908,
when 70 miles of new railway was
built in this state
Notions, Millinery, Overalls, Rain
TIME CARD
^
««»d.
A ppointm ents uwiy be made
w ith Dr. A «lix .
J O H N S T E I N E R , M. D.
PtfYJM CfAN & SURGKON
*++++%
OFFICE BEHIND ESTACADA STATE BANK.
Sleeps in room s hack o f office.
Can be
found a t office day off night.
IMERNATIONAL
CORRESPONDFNCE
SCHOOLS*
SCRANTO N,
PA.
H. V. R E E D , Representative-
206 M f u v u a m Bld n . P o r t l a n d O r e
Dimick & Dimick,
Attorneys at Law
fiJSP’Nortnry Ptvhlic, G eneral L aw
Practice, M ortgages foreclosed, A b
stracts furnished
M ONEY LO A N ED
o i'P lC K S : 2. 3 &
O kkgon C l tv
CEDAR
4
A N lzK K S H N BI.D,
O r k g o i *
SHINGLES
We iium ifnctiire all kinds of Ceda»
Shingles and a re prepared at a ll
rimes to deliver the same. Also*
to sell at the mill, having stock on
hand at all times
KRIEGER BROS. &C0.
--- PROPRIETOR---
Fstaeuda
A g e n t— A .
Morrow
FANTON
Cedar Shingles
W hen in need of Fii'st Class-
Cedar shingles consult m e
Shingles delivered o r at th e
mill. Nos. I and 3 a lw a ys on-
hand.
W. A. Jones, Safes Agt.,
Estacada
R. FANTON
F
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FARMERS! PROPERTY
OWNERS!
H o w almnt yon r crops?
D ow about y o m buildings?
H o w about you r furniture?
Jo h n B ro w n
R o c k w o o d . O re go n
Phone
G re sh a m . 311
Represents the
Oregon Fire Relief Associa
tion of McMinnville
An«l six
oth er lines
WRITE HIM
O r leave word at this office
I )0 sets of knives, forks, tea and
table Spoons given away
FREE
A . C . J o w d v , th e n e w m e rc h a n t in
tacada w h o d e a ls in D r y
G oods,
Pis-
L a d ie s
and G e n ts F u r n is h in g G o o d s , S h o es, e tc .
g iv e s n t ic k e t , w h ic h . \> lien
pu n ch ed
h o ld e r to 6 k n iv e s . 6 fo r k s , 6 tea sp o o n s,
and s ix ta b le sp o o n s, a ll s ilv e r p la te d .
F o r fu rth er particulars see
PUBLISHERS,
t P R I N O P lt lO , I
to
th e e x t e n t o f t w e n t y d o lla rs , e n t itle s th e
A. C. Jowdy, Es(a:ada