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p.nw*s behind your bicycle. 1 *0 N O T H U Y a bicycle or a pair of t .es from anyott»
at a u j P r u t until you receive _our dialogues and learn our unheard oi J ~ .lo ry
¿ ru ts «n d rtm a rk a it* special > >s 1 » n u « T tt^ciith .
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YC J V.iLL EE A370f»!SMED Study our superb
Em«»art
4i the
:«j*tcifir.e In Estacada. Oregor
seconrt class mail
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FREE with each $10.00 pur
Mr Briilcnstine, father of D. N.
Bridenstiue, who has been in the
state of Washington for several
months, is in Estacada for a short
visit. He is enjoying good health.
PAINTS
A few dollars invested in Bay
State Paint will add Hundreds in
V a lu e
and A p p e a r a n e e to
your home.
For Sale at the
ESTACADA PHARMACY
These are lovely Oregonian days. home they supposed the case on
You can almost see vegetation grow ( which the yonug niau was needed
til
n orm a l
um l
c o n d i-
fo r e v e r ;
by
C a-
a w i n f la t a e ^
H a l l ’s
Clmn li of ChrKl -N«*xi Saldatili
Bible School
Prt aching
Vom.g Peoples’
Preaching
l«>
in.
11
in.
m.
ui.
Meeting
7
J. C
h k n k v
c o t iit ip a -
w ith
h is a g e d
will be
\ \ 'e
t r a c t in g
g la d
p a r tie s
D o tie lllS S
R id g e )
0
HOW It
an
p a re n ts .
BLACKSMITH
w hen
tile
r e p a ir
OUT
C O tl-
(th e
te le p h o n e
lit ie ,
1
e y e-S O re
to
a ll
I) still at the old stand and willing to do
any of the work in his line
GIVE HIM A CALL
See
FERRY
For
P a in t in g , P a p e i
H a n g i n g a n d C alcem i-
ning.
1st class w o r k
Guaranteed
If we were to follow J. Gould’s
advice “ Buy things when they are
cheap” what would we buy these
days* Would it be beef or pork?
Hogs in this vicinity are as
by buying this
scarce as the antediluvian beasts.
reliable, honeat,
We know of only two in the neigh
high grade tew
borhood aud they are for sale
M o n e y ing machine.
Maybe the fleas will disappear, too.
STRONGEST GUARANTEE.
What is the matter with fllotir?
National Sewtnc Machine Co.
It has taken a drop. Some say it
Beividere. Ill,
is sunshine and rain. Will meat
be affected in the same way?
K C
Born to Mr. and Mrs. Geo.
Townsend Saturday April 2, a sou.
CIJRRINSVTLLt
PAINTS
i
Messrs. Shankland and Darling
were in Portland last week.
1
.
Last Sunday night a young gent
of our village tried to persuade
another young gent to see a certain
young lady home and it went so
far that they lost their tempers and
there might have been more trouble
had not some of the older gents put
a stop to it.
Mr. Killendonk has promised the
people around Morrow station a
twenty foot road from Morrow
station to the main road, provided
the said people will put the road in
shape and keep it passable as a
road. Work will be commenced
in about a month provided those
interested in the welfare of our
community will lend a hand. A
meeting will be called later to de
cide when would be the best time
to start work on it and of other
things of interest to the community
R e m e m b e r th e
PROGRESS
w hen
you
have
any
P r in tin g to be d one
FANTON’S
Cedar Shingles
W h e n in need or F ir s t Class
C e d a r shingles c o n su lt me.
S h in g le s d elive re d o r a t the
m ill. Nos. 1 a n d 2 a lw a y s on
hand.
W. A. Jones, Sales Agt.,
Estacada
F A N T O N
B R O S.
The U. S. Laundry
Dejartment of the Interior U. S. Land O ffke.
Portland, Oreson. March 26th 1910.
Notice is l.oieby given that Harry Sawtell of
Dover. Oregon, who. on May 3rd. 1905. made
Homestead Application No. 15704, Serial No.01206
for Lot (3 ) Section b, Tow n sla^ 3 South. Range 5
east. Willamette Meridian, has filed notice of Inten
tlon to make Final F ive year Proof, to eatabllsh
claim to the land above described before the R egis
ter and Receiver, at Portland. Oregon, on tha 10th
day of May 1910.
Claimant names as witnesses:
Charles Cassedy,
of Sandy, Oreg.
George Wolfe.
of Dover, "
Guy Woodle,
of
"
Joseph DeShazer.
of
Chas. B. Merrick
Just
is
concerned.
The entertainment given by tlie
Good Templars' Lodge Saturday-
ff you can’t boost
night was a grand success. The
Do«'t use the hammer
drama Mv Old New Hampshire
All b as me »s ealisteri in our enre lias
Home’ ’ was well rendered, after prompt attention. Come help us boost,
which W. H. H. Sampson, as don't knock. We hare some choice
auctioneer, sold tlie “ bows” which farms for sale at prices thate are right.
decided the partners for supper.
POTWIM & SON
He entertained the company in the
meanwhile after his usual happy
WILLIAM HAMMOND
manner Proceeds were about £50. H. H. CROSS,
If you don’ t get Central at the
CROSS & HAMM OND
first call, don't pull your hair or
#
ATTORNEYS AT LAW *
threaten any violence. We know
Abstracts. Real Estate. Loans. Insurance
she does her duty. Keep your line
O regon C it y , - -
-
O regon
in repair.
Mr. Chas, Murphy has returned
from a trip to Sacramento Valley,
Cal. He says he saw fine crops
there, oats knee high, alfalfa ready
to cut, etc., but there was too
SETTING MACHINE.
much malaria there for him.
ROLLER BEARING.
HIGH G R A D I.
Mr. Anderson is back on his 10
acre farm again. He has been
away the past winter working as a
bridge contractor for the S. P. Co.
We need a uuipber of such men as
Mr. Anderson in our vicinity. He
is going at things as thev did in
pioneer days, clearing land.
Ameda Murphy is assisting Mrs.
Wm. Douglass with her spring
cleaning.
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L. »V l>. Co.
KBTACAD A
’ I. lid.
: \,ni! A. : 1910 «. ». ‘.1 you f.ii
o tv apt-tar *r»d _
ai.twuY th* ri iiintiif il -• • u: : y to tl.a C .i 11 for th® r#- i
| ivye i N^i in h«r corn; lami. r a 'r s 'y ’. -Fcr a D «- I
I s y ' vìm ^ the 1 r.dd of M.itmn ry row existing !
v .i Vr«n Hu»ii tifi and Defendant.
Th is Siimn.od» Is puLliihert In tho Estacada Pro
gress a ’ktjek'y n* . sf«aper for six consecutivo weeks
tl.e fiist publication thereef to bo inada on March 10
I 9 ! 0.
Th is Publication nudo by order of Hon. J. U»-
CampboJI Judge of the above entitled Court made t W
the 3rd day qf March 1910.
Notice for Publication
S c C o ., T o l e d o , O .
K '
a I . ■
P.
J. F. Clark
Attorney for Plrintlf#
J. V. BARR
C a ta rrh
(TOO L A T E PQR EAST WEEK. )
Coast
j
George Andrews, deputy sheriff
from Fairfax, Oklahoma, catne to
Estacada on Saturday in search of
Roy Rodgers, who is wanted back
there as a witness in a case. G. E.
Rodgers with his family recently
came from Oklahoma and settled
near Estacada. being on the old
Asliburn place now owned by
Sparks and Reed. Roy is his son
and when tliev left their former
*i*l»nr>tiay K\ cn-
p. 111.
7 ::.^
M e ; li:¡¡
iiig
T
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S tiv e
The Hotel Estacada
For Witness
Carl Anderson and Julius John
son, who came from Minnesota
some five months ago, each have
bought 4 0 acre tracts in Elwood,
Johnson bought 40 from Parks aud
Anderson secured 40 from Jack
Graud staff.
your in
$10 a week
PAINTS
V
M t i 'i f í 'í
T
V •»*.
$ t u d ft»r c ir c u la r s , f r e e .
jo u m
CBt, J o r g
we are second to none and
Hass Tracy, who has been
troubled with appendicitis for a
number of \ e-ars, went to Portland
on Monday to the Good Samaritan
Hospital under the care of Dr
Adix who performed an operation Comes From Oklahoma
on him lor the trouble.
it s
out
Mr. Stidal, une of our wide a-
svake young men, will soon go to
his mother country for u short so-
CHICAGO, ILL
D A L E S’
Rev J E. II. Sinisoti, and wife
of Portland have been stopping at ;
the Estacada for about a week, )
They bought some acreage last
year on the south side of the Clack
amas and are considering its im
provement.
ta k e n
T a k e H a l l 's F a m i l y F i l l s f o r
chase, while they last.
John Zobrist lias sold a ten acre
tract to J. J. Marchbank,
l ‘ r ;iy tr
a n y c a s e o f D e a fn e s s (c a u s e d b y c a t a r r h }
spection, our Styles and Prices are the Best.
N E W S
t n t n e lv
t io n .
Again the telephone connection
A L L MODERN CONVENIENCES
with Springwater aud the Redland
line has been made and we are all
M One of th
the most delightful Resorts on the
happy. Our interests an in com-
111011 with all the surrounding ter-
Local and Tourist Trade Solicited
tilory and it has been a detriment
to all concerned that the line was
severed. It is to be hoped that
everything will Ire lovely and our
relations shall continue not only!
agreeably but “ chummy.”
L O C A L
,s ,. . ..it« i
i ’îL i* ( ¡ I ! J
l.tii
W e w ill g i v e O n e H u n d r e d D o lla r s fo r
line and our Prices Are The Very Lowest Possible.
PAINTS
iii-
'« » u d it io n o f t h e m u c o u s s u r fa c e s .
PALACE MEAT MARKET
L
• eun
» • / il * Stai «
iW O i l moti
C
S o ld b y 1 ) r u g g i s t s , 7 5 c .
J. L. MEAD CYCLE COMPANY,
a day
be
ir r h , w h ic h is ( t o t h i n g b u t
The incident in Rome, wherein
ex-l’ resu’enl 1 ooseveli was denied
S » - - u « « m l w e , h t p c . 0 . D on
Y o u d o n ot p ay a cent un til you h ave e xa m in ed and found them s tric tly as represented.
an audience with the Pope because ap w p roval.
e w ill a llo w a « » « h d la o o u n t o f 5 p e r cent « h e r e b y m a k in g the price • * . a a p er p air) i f 'y o u
F U L L C A S H W I T H O U I l K i t and enclose thia advertisem ent.
Y o u run no risk in
the coudi ions required by the Va aend
•en din g us an ord er as th e tires m a y be retu rn ed at O U K exp en se i f fo r a n y reason th ey ara
n
ot
satisfactory
on
exam
in
ation
.
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a
re
p
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rfe
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tlv
re
lia
b
le
a
n
d
m
oney
sent
to us is as safe as in a
tican wete considered by the ex- b an k . I f you order a pair o f these tires, yo u w ill And th at th ey w ill ride
easier, run faster,
e tte r , la s t lo n g e r and lo o k fin e r than a n y tire you have e ver used o r seen at any price. W t
],resilient as inlet feriug with Ins k w n ea o w r b that
you w ill be so w e ll pleased that w h en you w ant a b icycle you w ill g iv e us y ou r ord er.
us a tria l o rd er a t once, hence th.s r em a rk a b le tire offer.
l>eisi>ua> privileges, althc>u>;li small W . . e . w ant y o u to e i send
r r n
d o n 't buy a n y k in d at a n y p rice un til you send fo r a p a ir o i
Sr
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S
4 / H f i C l l f ##ffcO H ed geth orn Puncture-Proof tires on a p p ro v a l an d tria l at
in its self and like many tilings that th e special in trodu ctory p rice quoted above; o r w rite f o r our b ig T ir e *nd Sundry C atalogu e w h ich
quotes a ll m ak es liu l k in d s o f tires at about h a lf the usual prices.
do 1 appen it is so easy to see how describes . . and
n T
mmen a w but w rite us a postal today. D O N O T T U I N ^ i. O F B U Y I N G a bicycle
3 M U S w w / iS M o r a pair o f tires fro m a n yo n e un til you k n o w th e n e w aud w ou derfu l
the whole thing could have been o S ilers
w e arc m akin g. I t o n ly coats a postal to learn e v e ry th in g . W r ite it N O W .
avoided ha 1 broad, liberal miuded-
’ ness h en ii>ed instead of narrow,
contracted ideps, with a desire to
have one’s way and dignity unin
terrupted.
it is not a question of religion or
di nonilnatioiiali -m at all. True
chim b people everywhere recog H a n d le s th e B est F re s h a n d C u red M e a ts O b tain a b le
nize the fact more to-day than ever,
Cash Paid for Hides and Market Products
that pure undented religion before
God is not quureling about re
We Buy aud Sell
ligious dogmas and theories, hut in
H E A D CHEESE
VEAL
SHEEP
LARD
doing good. The incident is to lie HOGS
FRESH MEATS
EGGS
CATTLE
regretted, for scarcely had it hap HIDES
SMOKED MEATS
CHICKENS
SAUSAGE
pened until the entire world was
made familiar with the incident and
as the world at large contains such
varied opinions the many will have
their own version and construction
placed upon it and the few will re
gard it as a thing to produce much
DALES
bitterness and as yet fail to see the
good that may come from it.
The rough lidcr colonel could
We Wish To Say To The Many People
hardly he expected to do anything
hut what he did do under the cir
Of Estacada And Vicinity
cumstances and is receiving the
commendation of his admirers.
That we are now supplied with a Nice Line of Goods in every
$2
is
tin e c a s e s o u t o f t e n a r e e a r n e d
h
D O N ’T forget the Picture.
1 it
is
o it , l i t a r i t i ^ w i l l b e d e s t r o y t d
easy
F o r M ii . u n e k v
t*t»ii
*«I, T)e:ttrH *si is th e r e s u lt , a t r l uttlcsH
NO MORE TROUBLE FROM PUliCTOHES
The mile of the big land grant of
the Willamette Valley & Cascade
Mountain toad company during the
jiast week to capitalists said to
represent the Hill interests indicate
to many that the reported Pacific
Coast outlet for the Burlington will
liecuuie a realty. It is believed
Hill will build west from Billings,
tlie pre.-enl Uiiuiims, to Boise and
thence westward through Ontario
and across Oregon to Coos Bay
The purchace price of this big land
grant will run up into the millions
If its purchase by Hill can be con
firmed, and ibis railway is built, it
will mean a great development for
Origon for it will open up the most
isolated sections to settlement.
lu b e
‘e r f e c t h e a r i n g , « m l w h e n i t
C u re.
P e n la n d
i '. ’t* b ic d
W h e n tlti-
i th a t c a n n o t b e c u re d b y
N A I L S , T a c k s o r i ila s s w i l l n o t lo t t h o
a i r o u t. S ix ty thousand !>airs sold last year.
O ver tw o hundred thousand pairs n ow in use.
D E S C R I P T I O N : M ade in a ll sizes. I t is liv e ly
and
ria in g, v e ry d u ta b lea n d lin ed inside w ith
a special q u a lity o f rubber, w h ich n e v e r becom es
porous
and w h ich «.
1 punctures
w ith ou t a llo w
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.
pi
W e have hundreds o f letters fro m satis*
in g the
the* a ir toescape.
t
customers statin g that tlie lr tires h a veo n ly been pu m ped
fied custom«
nice o r tw
up once
t ice in a w h o le season. T h e y w eig h no m ore tnai
an ord in a ry tire, th e puncture resistin gq u a lities b ein g g iv e n
b y severa l la yers o f thin, s p ecia lly prepared fa b ric on th e
tread.
is|3.$o
t fo “ r
lic
a u . T » h i i e t i regu
. g u . lar
u . p rice o f . these
. . . . . . tires
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-— • ' i p t er pair,bu
'
The correct way to pionounce it
is Ks-ta ca da. accent on the third
svllahle, a having the sound of a
as in all in the two last syllables.
I-
‘ la m e d y o u h a v e a n m ih !m | f s t.u iiil v e iu i-
..t
The re g u la r re ta il price o t these tires is
$3.50 Per p a ir, hut to introduce we w ill
sell y oua sample p a ir to r }4JkJi.cashwith order $4.S5). ,
Thursday, Apr. 7 , 1910
;•1 ic s
li'ioa oi 1': k miroU) Vuiii^ »>f t'.u-
y HËD&üïü 3 üii P'jHûTtlRE-PfiùOF *
TRODUCE, P
O A
N LY
SELF-HEALING TIBES - TO IN stmt
,n
On* year
S i* menti s
M Uvcri Ly n i
i t a c liia n T u b e*.
»he w o ^ U r / n l lf
/rutfrufSv.Q can make , out! s year. W e sell the highest grade bu ydesior ic»a n.oi.cy
than avy c.htr laaory.
V» .»re satisfied w ilt * i jo profit above tactary cost.
D lb Y C U i!
y u cm sell our ticyt.Ls under your own name plate at
our prices. Orders fdlcu lilt day received.
O »1 I N ! ) l I l l Y t l.h ’S . W o do ¡.'»t resru’.arly handle second hand bicycles, but
a number on hand til.:n in trade by our Chicago retail stores. These we clear out
tftt
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lists mailed Iree.
— promptly at prices ranging from S '
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.
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M M C 'L 'D Û D A i r . - j a lu ffltt \t l ic c i« , iiiip i.r t c il
r o l ‘-
le ~
r clutk
clu ti* it
* and
and gw-iini*, parts, repairs and
v p k u ( U ( 'D n H i i b O | equipment oí ail kitui. at ¡tal/ tlu untai retad p ru ts .
S U B S C R IP T IO N R A T E S
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1*1 AS
u
I O H T I.A M D
Cars leave Estacada tor Port-
laud:
*>: 55 . d. • i . A. M and
1 . 3 . 5 . 9
1 ’ M.
Cars leave Portland for Esta
cada:
6:S 5 . 8 : 45 . »0:45, A. M. and
12:45, 2 A 5 ' 4 45 . í >'45 F M
MaB aixl K\¡uress (no passengers]
Zcaructl on this run) leaves Portland
¡¡{or Kstaemlu 5:25 a. in. anil 2:40 p. in.
¡¡Leaves lCstacada for Portland 4:26 p.
jjtu. and 7:10 a. in.
Freight also leaves Fort land
in the morning goes i o Caza
dero and returns to Portlanu
Main offices oJ kite company : 132 1-2
First St. Portland, Oregon.
SZEkBEEEEEâsEiœcœBEffiSEfâBLEE
Register
H E N R Y V .A D 1 X .M .D
Notice foi-Publication
Department of the Interior. U. S. Land O ffice at
Portland. O 'egon. February 16th 1910.
Notice is hereby given that Nina Joy. whose post-
office address is I I 89 Taggart St. Portland. O re
gon, did. on the 1 3th day of S e p te m b «. 1909. flit
in this office Sworn Statement and Application. No.
02203. to purchase the N H N W «i. N W tf N E * and
Lot l . Section 10. Township 5 South. Range *1 East
W illam ette Meridian,
and the timber thereon,
under the provisions of Hie act of June 3 1878. and
acts amendatory, known as t h » “ Tim ber an# Stone
Law .’ ’ at such value as might be fixed by appraise
ment. and that, pursuant to such application, the I .nd
and timber have baen appraised, the timber estimat
ed 840.000 board feet at $0.35 per M. and the land
$85.00; that said applicant will offcr final proof In
support of his application and sworn statement on the
3rd day of May. 1910. before the R egister and R e
ceiver of tho United States Land Office at Portland
Oregon.
Any person Is at liberty to protest this purchase be
fore entry, or initiate a contest at any time before
patent Issues, by filing a corroborated affidavit In this
office alleging facts which would dofeat the entry.
Chas. B. Merrick. Register
Notice (or Publication
Department of the Interior. U S Land Office at
Portland. Oregon, March 7th. 1910,
Notice is hereby given that Allan R. Joy whose
post-office address Is 327 Worcester Block, Portland
Oregon, did. on the 5th day day of Angust. I9 0 r file
in this office Sworn Statement and Application. No.
02129. to purchase the S S N W K , S W * N E * and
Lot 2. Section 10. Township 5 south. Range 4 East.
W illam ette Meridian, and the timber thereon, under
the provisions of the act of June 3. 18 78, and acts
amendatory, known as the "T lm b e i and Stono Law “
at such value as might be fixed by appralsment. and
that, pursuant to such application, the land and timber
thereon have been appraised, the timber estimated
925.000 board feet at $0.35 per M. and the land
$73.00; that said applicant will offer tinal proof In
support of his application and sworn statement on the
24th day of May. 1910. before tho R egister and
R eceiver of the United States I and Office, at Port
land. Oregon.
Any person Is at liberty to protest this purchase
before entry, or Initiate a contest at any time before
patent issues, by filing a corroborated affidavit in this
office alleging facts which would defeat the entry.
Chas B. Merrick. Register
In the C irc u it C o u rt o f the S ta te o f Oregon
F o r C lackam as C ounty
Mary H. Dolan
Kate Doran
Anna Louise Jones
Margaret C. Dolan
plaintiffs
▼s
Charles N »W a it
Charles Emmons Wait
Eastern Investment Co. Limited, a corporation
H. E. Noble
Ferry Museum of Tacoma, a corporation
Miss Emma Muller
Eudorah Boyles
Harriet P. McMillan
Minnie P. Orvis
May S ie& er Ferry
Caroline P. Ferry
Saiah J. Townsend
Horace Thielst n
Emma Thielson
'
Clinton Trafton Ferry
Frank B. Cole, executor of the
estate of C. P. Ferry, deceased
Herbert S. Griggs, executor of the
estate of C. P. Ferry, deceased
Clackamas County.
d e fe n d »**
T o Charles N. Wait: Charles Emmons Walt: East
ern Investment Co. Limited, a corporation: H. E.
Noble; Ferry Museum of Tacoma, a corporation; Miss
Emma Muller: Eudorah Boyles: Harriet P. McMillan:
Minnie P . O rvis: May Siebler Ferry; Caroline P.
Ferry; Sarah J. Townsend: Horace Thielson: Emma
Thielson; Clinton Trafton Ferry: Frank B. Cole; ex
ecutor of the estate of C . P. Ferry, deceased; H er
bert S . Griggs, executor of the estate of C. P. Ferry,
eeceased; Clackamas County,-defendants.
hi the name of the State of Oregon: You are here
by required to appear and answer the complaint filed
against you in the above entitled Court and cause on
or before the 23rd day of April. 1910. and if you fail
to appear and answer, for want thereof the plain
tiffs will apply to the Court for the relief demanded
In the complaint, as follows:
For a decree declaring that tha defendants have no
interest or estate whatever in and to Lots 6 and 7 in
Block 1 3. Oregon City. Clackamas Ccunty. Oregon,
as shown by the duly recorded plat thereof on file in
the County Recorder's office of said County and
State, or any part thereof: and that the title of the
plaintiffs is good and valid, and that they the plain
P H Y S IC IA N & S U R G E O N
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OFFICK, ADJOINING RKSIUHNCB
Local and Lon* Distance Telephone
The dot-tor's plume can be connected
with your home phone at night il re
quested. One loug ring.
D r.L .A . W E L L S
D E N T IS T C F
SHEARER AND
D e n tis ts
of
W ELLS'
P o r t la n d
Will visit Kstacuda oti Friday aud
Sat unlay ui each week
Appointments may he made
with Dr. Adix.
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OFFICE BEHIND ESTACADA STATE BANK
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Sleeps in rooms bnck of office. Can be
found at office day or night.
INTERNATIONAL
CORRESPONDENCE
SCHOOLS
¡SCRANTON,
PA.
H . V. R E E D , R e p re s e n ta tiv e
3 0 3 M c K a y B i d , . P o r t l a n d O re
Dimick & Dimick,
Attorneys at Law
® ^ “Nortary Public, General Lav»
Practice, Mortgages foreclosed, Ab
stracts furnished
MONEY LO AN ED
OKFICHS: 2, 3
O r e g o n C it y
CEDAR
& 4,
ANDKKSKN BI.D.
O regon
SHINGLES
We manufacture all kinds of Cedar
Shingles and are prepared at all
times to deliver the same. Also
to sell at the mill, having stock ott
hand at all times
A . K R IEG ER & CO.
----- P R O P R IE T O R -----
Estacada Agent— A. Morrow
60 YEARS’
E X PE R IEN C E
P
aten ts
C a n m a i r r i Ac.
A n y o n e t e n d in g a » ketch a n d d eaerfetion m a y
g n ic k ly a s ce rta in o u r o p in io n f r e e w h e th e r a n
Inven tio n ta p ro b a b ly p a te n tn b la Com m nnicn-
eeni true. Diuest BJtencT Tor r^nirtn* putenfe.
P aten t« taken tS ro n fh Maun A Co. receive
•pedal notie«» w it h oot charge, *u th e
Scientific JUncrkat.
ira te * weekly.
Kenr o t t d r -
tiffs Aw the owners in fee of said premises. and for
such other relief as to the Court sha}i seem meet and
equltahle. and for their costs anil Asbursairems
therein.
T h is summons is published by order of the Hon
orable J . U . Campbell Judge of the Circuit Court of
the State of Oregon, for tfce County of CJ»kamas.
made and entered on the 4th day of March 1910, di
recting publication to be made in the Estacada Pro
gress. a weekly newspaper, published at Estacada.
j Oregon. T h e first publication to be made on the
10th day of March. 1910. and the last publication t
the 21 st day of April. 1910.
EEKEGGSTja
JOHN BROWN
(he Insurance Man
Is after your Business. If he don't
Mr. Albert Shankland of Port
Cross 9c Hammond
get to yoni place in time, just write
had been settled, is the version of land was visiting with Mr. E. S. is represented in Estacada by the
Attorneys lor plaintiffs
I
him
at Rock wood , Oreg,, or phone
Oregon City. Oregon
the matter given by Mr. Rogers. Shankland Sunday.
PORTLAND RESTAURANT
Gresham 3)1 or leave word at the
The young man could have refused
Mr. Kitching was visiting with Will send wash on Tuesday and
Progress office.
to go without requisition papers
District Preacher’s
deliver Saturday.
but did not demand these and ac his children Sunday and payed his
Representing the famous Oregon
Convention
companied the deputy back. It is respects to his new granddaughter.
Fire Relief Association and other
a loug way to come for a witness
Mrs. Effie Jones of PortlSnd was
reliable companies.
The Salem district preacher’s
but they consider him an important visiting with her mother Mrs. N.
meeting of the Methodist Episcopal
witness in the case.
C. Shankland last Suuday.
Church held a two days conveutiou
British
Columbia
Mr. Congdon was seen fixing his
Cheap farm lands along the line of the at Oregon City Wednesday and
EAGLE CREEK
front gate
Monday
morning. Grand Trunk Pacific Ry., now building. Thursday of this week. Rev. H.
Bv a F re sh m a n
Wonder why.
Ideal climate, pure^rater. rich soil.
W Kuhhnan of Estacada. was on
the program on Wednesday, “ How
The last Of The West
Last Sunday night a large crowd
The Eagle Creek Telephone Co. gathered at the church to hear a Beautiful valleys between the Rockies to develop a haul charge” was his
and Coast Range. Price low, easy terms ( subject, also Rev. M. B. Parouna-
have received their ’phones and lecture by Mr. Pratt ’¿lit were dis-
j gian of Gresham was on the
pro
Write for full information.
will, no doubt, have thou in oper- appointed for Mr. Pratt did lo t put
gram Wednesday, his subject was
T. R PHILLIPS
ation in a few days.
“ After the revival.”
308 McKay Bldg.
I m au appearance.
P a tr o n iz e P ro g re s s A d v e r tís a r e