ESTACADA
PALACE MEAT MARKET
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H a n d le s the B a st F r e s h a n d cured M eats
C h a s . f . I i ri » s
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1 .. H U k i . fiu ü , T reasurer
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Mill tor
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Cash Paid for Hides and Market
We Buy anil Sell
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Published t ie r s litursday Montini)
ISLttA D A . CKtOOftl
SUBSCRIPTION KATES
One yea»
at ;
. $1 00
50
Six m ondi».
Thurjiby, June ’>.
HOGS
SHEFP
CATTLE
HIDES
CHICKENS
LARD
I CDS
SAUSAGE
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has opened up a c o m i c t io n k k
and cold lunch room , w here
candies, nuts, cigars, soda-
II
w ater, ice cream and
nbs I
cold lunch »ill be
N eck meat, 8 cts lb. ; plate meat
O btainable
DALES
The com et way to pronounce it
is lis-ta-ca da. accent on the third
syllable, a having the sound of a
as in ah in the ti\o last syllables.
Estacada
; Editor Estacada Progress,
| Dear Sir:—
It seems to me your
I reporters are not attending strictly
j to business and don’t get all the
: news. Now I looked and looked
1 in vain in yonr last issue for some-
j thing about the surprise party given
on Mrs. Nellie Curriu just before
j her departure for the East.
Well, there was something like
fifty people there- mostly married
people at that. All seemed to have
a good time and you should have
seen the ice cream and cake that
was put away. Everybody had all
they could eat even A 1 Darling; I
jam sure he didu't eat over nineteen
dishes.
Norman Linn and Joe-
Marks tried to give him a race but
had to drop out after the fourth or
fifth round. A 1 made a full score
and was an easy winner, coming in
on the home stretch not the least
bit winded or ‘ ‘ het” up.
Well, ’,ve all bad a good time and
hope to have another when Mrs,
Currin returns from her visit in the
East.
—One who was at the party
F o r D r y ' G o o d s , M ill-
The good accomplished by the
display of-slrawbeilies at the first
effort i f the Commercial Club to
advertise the kind we can produce,
the future alone can reveal. Most
of our small ft nit raisers were in
evidence with lieriks, but while
this was true it was seen that not
as much enthusiasm was instilled
iulo the exhibition as should l>e.
We are not finding fault, but mere
ly note n il observance of con
ditions ns we saw them. Oltr ex
hibit.>11 of lierrics was very credit
able and some were enthusiastic,
but not all We believe the time p MSiit&SLWig a -
will come in the growing of small ;-l
f io a week
$2 a d a y
fruits III Eastern Clackamas when
keen competition to excell will be
the inllug motive. Our display
was very good, and especially so
when it is observed that scarcely
A L L MODERN C O N V E N IEN C E S
any effort was made at making use
of display art to show off what the
One of the most delightful Resorts on the Coast
fruit was, scarcely any effort at all
was made along this line. It was
a beginning however and we pre
Local and Tourist Trade Solicited
dict that the future will bring out
of I'.astern Clack am. 1a not only
choice fruit but keen competition
in fruit ns well us in the art of dis
P re s c rib e d M e d i c i n e is B e s t
playing it
N o tio n s ,
Shoes
See
D A L E S’
The Uotef Estacada
Faithful Little Girls
We believe the six or eight little [
girls who, all day long, picked
stems off the berries and worked
faithfully and prefered to do so in
stead of having a good time, are
deserving of special mention as
workers. The workers all deserve
praise for their part, but those little
girls should be doubly compliment
ed for their faithfulness.
doctor yourself, for self-medication is a risky proposition,
Go to a
good physician and let him prescribe the proper medicine.
Then be sure and have that prescription carefully compound
ed.
Bring it to the ESTACADA PHARMACY and the medicine you get
will be the finest possible that can be prepared according to that
prescription.
Every prescription ingredient used at the Estacada Pharmacy
is of full standard potency, the purest, freshest and strongest ob
tainable, and being compounded carefully will insure your receiv
ing superlatively affective medicine.
T h e B stae^ lj^ gch o o l closed a v e ry suc
cessful term on Ju n e 3rd . KUen E r ic k
INEACHT0WH son was grad uated from the tw e lftlr
and d i s t r i c t to
____ ___ ride and exhibit a grad e, b ein g th e first grad uate of our
imrl« Latest Model "RnnRPr” hie
lied by us. Our agents everywhere are
h ig h school. T he fo llo w in g 8th grade
making money last. W rite f o r f u l l particulars an d storia i offer a t once.
N O .M O N E Y K L iJ I'IK I 0 1 > until you receive .inti appro ve o f your bicycle. W e snip
to anyone, auywhere in the U. S. w ithout a cent dr Pos it in advance, pretoiy fr e ig h t, and pupils passed the exam in atio n success
allow T E N D A Y S * F R E E T R I A L dining which time you may ritte the bicycle and
R alp h M ille r,
it to any test you wish If you are thet* not perfectly satisfied or do not wish to fu lly , K en n e th B artle tt,
and vom w ill not be out one cent.
cep the bicycle ship it b.v k to us at our expense andyo.
Ira B ric k e y , A lb ert H o ygaard , F ran k
K A P T iD V
' ,u furnish the highest grade bicycles it is possible to make
ft E H ? lu ll a I l . l v - J at one small profit above actual factory cost. You save Jia L in g e lb a c h and M ary M oW illis.
MNIHTED-JI RIDER AGEHT
to $25 middlemen’s pro lit* by buying direct of us and have the manufacturer's guar
antee behind your bicycle. D O N O T 1SUY a bicycle or a pair o f tires from anyone
at an y f r i o e until you receive our catalogues and learn our unheard of fa cto r y
p rices and rem .irhalie special offers to r i d t r U £ e n t * .
when you receive our beautiful catalogue and
study our superb models at the wonderfully
/ory /r r w x we n u nuke you t! s year. W e sell the highest grade bicycles for less non
titan any other factory.
W c arc satisfied with jpi.oo profit above factory cost.
I llU Y C L F . D i l A L L U S , y u can sell our bicycles under your own name plate at
f double
our prices. Orders filled the d iy received.
r- E C O N D II \ N !> l ’. I C Y C L I 'S . W e do not regularly handle second fund bicycles, but
usually have a m m u .r on hand taken in trade by our Chicago retail Mores. These we clear out
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xcd tr promptly at prices ranging from 5.1 to 8 M <>r © I t ) . Descriptive bargain lists mailed free.
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f • r . P T - 'l D O flfffira
w I io c I b , i m p o r t e d r o l l e r elitiiurt af.d p e d a l s , parts, repairs and
G in ilt- I
equipment of ail kinds at h a l f tin usual reta il prices.
New through Northern Pacific
service between Portland and Chi
cago has been established via the
Nortli Bank road, the new train
having a running time
of / 72 - hours,
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D U A T
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ESTATE TRANSACTION
A n im p ortant land transaction was
eonsum ated y esterd ay w hen M r. I^ivid
I F . W arn e r sold 47 acres of land to M rs.
A readjustment of t h e *»“ ' 1 $ ® | 0
f P M T f i j l E - P R O G F Sf i M ' C la ra G . C oupland o f F a irv ie w , fo r a c o n -
schedules on the Northern Pacific
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I sid ératio n about /4000. T he tract of
î lan d sold lies in p arts of Sections 27 and
line between Portland and Seattle,
a8, o r about one m ile E a st of th is c ity ,
The r e g u la r r e ta il p rice o f these tires is
allowing for the joint use of a part
$$..10 f e r f a i r , but to introduce : . e w i l l .
j M rs. C oupland resides in F a irv ie w , O re.,
of the track l-.y the Oregon & t e l l you a sam ple Pais ior$f£U l.cashu.il harder $4d¡5). j
but w ill soon com e here to m ake her
Washington, the new Iiarrimau UO MORE TROUBLE FROM PBHCTÜÄES 1
hom e. It is her in ten tion to subd ivid e
line, will be made within a few
a la rg e r p art of th e tract of land bo ught
1 and indue« frien d s and oth ers to* locate
«lays.
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RI,d .. j> ••l a |*0 r lm a t r i » “ I I ” w i t h h e r b a r g a i in and say s that she can
An Oregon shingle nr.ll i l l l l î l a fiitfcu s to m e rs ■s s sta
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mook C l U l l t y worked t t da VS on u n o r d iiia r y lire , th e tm n etu re r e « * ' .u g q u a lH ic jh c h lg g iv c n
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'* er o ' f o n ly
p e r pa ir. A l l o r d e r s (d ripped sa m e d a y le t t e r is re ceiv ed . W > s h ip C. O. D. on
th e rid
y o u h a v e e x a m in e d an 1 fo u n d th e m s tr ictly ns rep resen ted ,
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se n d 1 'U U j • A S i i W I T T ! O I l D E f t a n d e n c lo s e th is a d v ertisem en t. _ Y o u run no risk in
se n d in g «3 u 1 o r d e r an t h e lines m a y b e re tu r n e d at O l ' i l e x p e n s e i f fo r a n y rea son th ey are
r o t siitisfactc-i y 011 e x a m in a tio n . W e a re p e r fe c t ly r e lia b le r.s id m o n e y sen t to n s is n s s a fe a s
l .if.l.
If y ou o rd e r a p a ir o f t h e se tires, y o u w ill fin d th a t th e y w ill r id e ea sier, run faster,
v .t i i lK-ttcr, la st lo n g e r a n d lo o k lin e r t h a n ¿ n v tir e v o u h a ve e v e r u sed o r seen nt ativ p rice. W e
1 n ow that v o u w !l 1 c s o w e ll p le a se d t h -t w h e n y o u w a n t a b ie v c le y o u w ill g iv e us y o u r
W c w ant v ou to se n d us a tr ia l o r d e r at o n . e, h u c e th i r r e m a r k a b le tire ofTcr.
, r* V f r u i t s
v ma n r m$^ d o n ’ t lu iv a n y k in d at a n y p r ic e u n til y o u se n d f o r a p a ir o f f 0
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t. ■ijlv.J S J & E O u 2 F I r \ s J IIctlgc'.iK til V u n c t u r e -r r o o f tires on u p p ro v a l arid trial at j
t he sp ecia l in tr o ilu cto r v p r ic e q u o te d a b o v e ; c r w rite fo r o u r b ig Tire a n d S u n d ry C a ta log u e w h ich
Deeds
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»11 iuahe»»v .4 ki.Kls ,.f lire-.c.t »bout half the ...ual
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itT but writ« us a postal today. !»(> NOT T H IN K Ol*’ BUYING a bicycle
O ffic e
in h is absence.
» telegram
th at M r*, ja m r . h»d gone to C hicago
find had the plaster cast rem oved from
th e ir d au gh ter V ivian and the operation
was successful. Mrs. Jam es returned to
her part nts in M ichigan aud w ill soon
retu rn to R stacada.
I
S. W. Strvkeret UX tO E.
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V A J i i l J o r a p a ir o f tirr.n fr o m a n y o n e u n til y o u k n o w th e n e w a u d w on d erfu l I W o n a C O t t ,
o ile rs w c a re m a k in g . I t o n l y c o « U a p o s ta l t o learn e v e r y t h in g . W r it e it N O W .
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Johnson, 60 acres in Sec. 2 1 T .
S. R. 4 E. $ j 6 o o .
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J. C. Tracy et ux to F. W. Gart-
ner, 2 acres in the Wm. N. Wade
I D. L . C. St.
Richard E. Davis et ux to E. j
Williams and T. H. Williams,
1 acres in Sec. 25, T. 3 S. R. 4 p
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Those wishing any Repairs or Threshing Machines, Engines
Stackers, Hay Pressers, or anything in the way of m a c h in e s or repairs
of any kind can have it here All orders promptly Attended to.
J. I. Case 1 hreshing Mch. Co.
W . A. Jones, Agt.
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From
Electric Fans
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T ak e H a ll’s F a m ily P ills fo r constipation
EAGLE CREEK
N e w and Seco n d H and
(TOO LATE FOR LAST WEEK )
B RO S.
Mr Chambers is sawing wood
for Scott and Clester with his new
gasoline saw, It is easier than the
old way.
KEITH NURSERY CO.
Camas, Wash.
Mr. Taylor is having eleven
acres slushed on his place which he
G row ers of H igh G rad e N ursery Stock recently purchased from W. N.
Sp ecialties: E n g lish W aln uts, Y ello w Holland.
He will also have most
Newton and S p iU en b erg apples.
ol the timiier cut into cordf wood.
The Eagle Creek school closed
Wm. Strunk» Salesman Estacada, Or.
witli a picnic last Friday, which is
reported a success. Out of three
Notice for Publication
the 8th grade exami
U. S . Land office at Portland. O regon. April 3 0, who took
1 91 0.
nation. two, viz., Russel Jones aud
Notice Is hereby g iven that J oseph Llnhart of
Sandy. O regon, who on April 2 1 , 1 9 0 4 . made hom e Glenn Garrttt, were successful,
stead application No. 1 53 95 serial No. 0 1 0 9 5 for
Lewis Rivers represented the
S E } { . S ec. 2 4. township 3 south., range 5 cast
W illam ette Meridian, has filed notice of intention to Eagle
Creek Good Templars at
make final five year proof to establish claim to the
District lodge at Salem last Satur
land above described before the register and receiver
U. S . Land O ffice at Portland, O regon, on the 13th day.
day of June 1 91 0.
Mr, Geo. E. Hobson and family
Claimant names as witnesses:
Jacob Luthner, Frank Zastera, Peter P. Peshall. and Miss Hickey, one of LTirtland's
Charles Linhart, all of Sandy, Oregon.
school teachers spent Sunday and
Chas. B. Merrick. R egister.
Monday fishing on Eagle Creek
Mr. II. and the boys enjoyed the
trip, although they caught very
few fish. Mrs. Hobson, formerly
Miss Wharton, will, uo doubt, be
SEWING MACHINE.
remembered by many readers of the
BÖLLER BEARING.
Progress as she taught school years
HIGH GRADB.
ago in Garfield, Curriusville aud in
Eagle Creek. She was glad to
hear from many of her former
pupils and called on some friends
in Eagle Creek before returning to
her home in Portland!
Electric S to re
H E N R Y V.ADIX.M.D
P H Y S IC IA N A SU R G EO N
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O FFICK, ADJOINING RKSIDKNCK
Local and Long Distance Telephone
The doctor's phone can be connected!
with yonr home phone at night if re
quested. One long ring.
Dr. L. A. W E L L S
D -EN T U ST C F
S H E A R E R ANS> W E L L S '
D en tists
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P o rtla n d
W ill visit Kstacacia on F rid a y ‘«ml
S atu rd ay o f each wrt-k
A ppointm ents m ay lx* m ade
w ith B». A d ix .
J O H N S T E I N E R . M. D
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O FFIC I BEIM HD ESTACADA STATE BANK
t 44 . 4 -t.-Vte
Sleep * in room s hack o i office. Can b *
fourni at office d ay o r nigh t.
CEDAR
SHINGLES
ning.
1st class w o rk
Surprise Party
We manufacture all kinds of Cedai
G u a ra n te e d
Shingles and are prepared at all
Mrs. R. H. Currin who depefted
times to deliver the same. Also for the East last Wednesday was H. H. CROSS
W IL L IA M H AM M O N D
to sell at the mill, having stock 011 given a surprise on the evening of
CROSS
&
HAMMOND
hand at all times
May 24th when a number of her
*
ATTORNEYS AT LAW ^
friends and neighbors marched into A bstracts. R ea l EtefcnSe. L.«ans. In su ran ce
her home.
A. KRIEGER & CO.
Those present were Messers and O r k g o k C i t y , - - - O r k c o m
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Mesdames
Alspaugh. Githens, K.
Estacada Agent—A Morrow
Boyer, F. Boyer, Steinmau, Saling,
v4
Taylor, Hale, Lester Hale, Matson,
The Oregon Fire Relief Asso
J. V. BARR
Erickson, Sarver, Marks,
Ely,
ciation of McMinnville
Yount, N. Lynn, Shankland, Cong-
w
ith
1 1 So,(xx. reserve», s o lic it, you r
dou, Darling, Mr. G. B. Lynn,
BLACKSMITH
biuiuc9s throu gh
Mrs. Wherheim, Wilson, Bauem-
Is still at the old stand and willing to do fiend, Misses
Elizabeth Mann,
John B ro w n
any of thr work in his lm«
Ellen Erickson, Lydia and Minnie
R o c k w o o d , O regon
Stcinman,
Marie
Marks,
Gladys,
Phone
O ra .A sm . 291
GIVE HIM A CALL
Mary, Maurice and Glenn Ely,
Or leave word at th is office
Arthur and Glenn Boyer, Floyd
BL ACKSMI TH^
and Ruth Hale, Lydia and Walter
I am prepared to do a ll k in d s of w ork Matson, Wilbur Lynn, Dora Cur
rin and Ruth Githens.
in m y line
Ice cream aud cake was served.
W. A. R h o d b s
Everyone had a very enjoyable
time. Mrs. Currin expects to visit
R e m e m b e r th e
friends and telatives in Indiana and
Prizes Awarded
Wisconsin.
The committee on exhibits se
lected Geo. W. Steel, who putt- Strawberries As Large
chased the acreage near the old
As Apples
water tank, judge. The prizes of
w h e n yo u h a v e a n y
fered were: R. W Carv for the
best twelve boxes ?5.oo; Estacada
Fashionable women who- have
P r i n tin g ito be" don e
State Bank for the and best S3 00; been accustomed to splitting peas
E. W. Bartlett for the 3rd best | to get them in tbeir mouths,
$2.00; Dr. Adix tor the best single would be greatly embarrassed to
box $1.0 0 ; A. E. Sparks for the know bow to handle some of the
box of largest berries ¿1.00. The big strawberries that are now find-
prizes awarded bv the judge were: itig their way to the markets. One
6 0 YEARS'
for the best twelve boxes, P. Conk- dav last week A. P. Wallen, of
EXPERIENCE
lin, they were Magoons; for the j Springbrook, brought to this oflLe
best Wilsons, H. I). Trapp; H. V. a box of betrtes of She ‘ "Gold
Lingelbach received 2nd prize for Dollar" variety that were as big
Magoons and Walter Snuffin 3rd as apples, and on Tuesday mom-
ptize for Wilsons; for the best ing L S. Otis left two boxes only
D c s iq n *
single
box, John Osborn, the
her-j requiring ten berries to fill each
C ow vm oH T « A c.
A n y o n e *«n tlln f a » k etch e n d aeeorfpUon magi
ries were Clark Seedling; for the : box well heaped up and each berry «prick)*
aarortAln o u r opinion fr e e whether so-
Is p roba b ly patentnhle. C om ipnnics.
best single box Gold Dollars, P. rich and lilood red to the core — invention
ttansRt n e t Iy confident In). HANDBOOK on P n ten l»
lent fie * . Oldest RgoncT for serorinir put emu.
rtw
eni*
taken
thrtMurh M unn A Co. r a c e !* »
Conklin; for the best single box of Newherg Graphic,
I eperioi notice, withonft c h a r * * in tb a
berries, H. E. Epperson
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PROGRESS
, i m m m ® , su. T r , ' SP. r . , . . * .
A g t. T ee M errill is off for the Rose
C arn iv a l T hu rsday and F r id a y . R o y
M eyers w ill aid Ja n u s in tak in g care of
P rin cip a l Jmtic» received
For Record
Estacada State Bank to E. M.
order. Miller, Lot u Blk. 3a First Add.
K sta ca d a
$2500.
LO C A L NEW S
the
FiLd
in a
describes »n4
The Progress asked a special late
car from Portland during the Rose
Carnival for the accomodation of
our people who desire to see the
night parade aud return home.
L ite S itnrd iv evening a reply was
received from Mr. Hunt granting
the reiiticst, The car will leave
Portland 11:45 e»ch evening this
week,
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W holesale D ruggists, T oled o, O .l
H a ll’s C atarrah Cure is taken in te rn a lly !
1 actin g d ire ctly upon the blood and 11111-
! C‘ >us surfaces of the system . T estim onials
I sent free. Price 75 cen ts per bottle. S o ld
Cool Breezes
J. W, Cahill received from
friend in Ohio a few days ago,
very good photo of a leopard with
Dimick & Dimick,
which Joe became slightly acquaint
Attorneys at Law
ed in his native woods (Union Co.,
Ohio) 33 years ago. Tiue animal n i^ N o rta ry Public, General Law
undoubtedly escaped from a circus Practice, Mortgages foreclosed, Ab
stracts furnished1
train which was wrecked near there
a very short time before. He was
MONEY LOANED
killed in Marion Co. about six
by buying this
weeks after and having beets staffed O KKICKS: 2 , 3 & 4, AND KKSH N BLD«
M r*. G u lic k , of P o rtlan d , a sister of
reliable, honest,
is now on exhibition at Marysville O r k c - o n C i t y
O rkoom
high grade sew
H oward Jam es attended the Straw berry
F estiva l.
O. Mrs. Dowty remembers the
ing machine.
affair as she lived uear there at the
STRONGEST GUARANTEE.
PERRY Por
time and was “ going to the circus' See
SUCCESSFUL SCHOOL
National Sewing Machine Co.
if the train 'had not been wrecked.
Pointing, P a pet
YEAR CLOSED
Belvldere, III.
If you wish any more of this story,
ask Joe.
H anging and Calcem i-
When vou are sick enough to need Medicine, don’t try to
The R ise Show in Portland has
become a fixed carnival in the life
or ^ iit city with a world wide
reputation. The city can scarcely
accomodate the vast throngs of
j «copie that annually gather to. en
joy il e week's festivities.
It’s
citizens vie « i,h each other each
succeeding year in their efforts at
display, which lias ltd to the ex
penditure of large sums of money.
At noon Monday the carnival
was opened and for one whole week
it’s citizens are putting forth the
greatest effort they have ever made
to entertain and display to the
world the carnival spirit of Port
land.
Thousands of people are
going to see and hundreds of
thousands more are reading about
them and taking notice of their big
week's carnival.
one mammoth cedar log, cutting
from it 141,000 shingles. This is
almost nnhelicviible to people not
familiar with the Pacific Coast,
where big trees and vast timber
resources are accepted unite as a
matter of course.
F A N T O N
Surprise Party
i n e y ',
Wte offer One H undred D ollars Rew ard I
for an y case of C atarrh that can n ot l>e
cured bv H a ll's C atarrh Cure.
F . J C »lFN It\ A Co. T oled o, O
W e, the u n dersign ed , have know n F. 1
"h hi e n e v for the last 15 years, a r d be
Î. C
lieve lli!)! p erfectly honorable in a ll
j business transactions and fin an cially able |
to carry out auv ob ligation s iuad« by his !
, I firm .
k a
v
\ v cts ib ; short ribs, to cts.
I prime fibs, u cts. lb.; roll
Products
served
| roast, li'yt cts. 11» ; rump roust, ■ >
jets lb ; shoulder roast, it cts. lb.;
H e solicits y o u r trade
flank roll, io cts lb ; shoulder
HEAD CHEESE
st**ak, 12'.- els lb.; round steak,
FRESH MEATS
SMOKED MEATS i 15 cts. lb.; loin steak, 15 c*s. lb.;
loin, pork, 17 cts. lb.; loin, veal,
15 cts. lb ; loin, mutton, is cts lb.:
Cedar Shingles
hnultbr veal ai d mutton, n i-i cis 1 W h en in n e e d 01 F ir s t C lass
I lb . barn of same, 15 ets. lb.—Pen- C ed a r sh in g les co n su lt me.
S h in g le s d e liv e re d o r at the
I land and Jorg, Props.
mill. N os. 1 a n d 2 a lw a y s on
hand.
W. A. Jones, Sales Agt..
/Warned Folks Enjoy
* ü e» * : 4 RSK»-»-u*tt ; • k t la v u k
Hows This?
K . G . M d r d ib d n k
FANTON’S
P E N L A N D & JO R C
1910
Notice
B. F. Linn et ux to Mercantile
Trust & Investment Co. Ao 8y
acres in the James McXary
C. 5 icv
W. R W oodleettjx to C. W.
Murphy, 20 acres in Sec. 34 T . 2
S. R . 4 E. $ 1 200.
Albert Shankland of Portland
Chas. Dubois used new potatoes spent Suuday with. E. S. Shank-
Yhe Progress is one dollar a year out of his own garden last week.
land.
P atents
Scientific American
A hmntisoTnely llin *fr»’ M weakly. Janremt d p -
eolation o f any arientltlc Journal. T erm s. |3 a
y ea r; fo n r m o n th s,$ L 8 o l4 b y a il nawRdealera.
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