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DIRECTORS:
C h a s . E. D ubois , Pres;tient
J. \V. R kkd , Vice* Freaulent
L. E. B r i f i U Treasurer
E. S. WOMER, Editor
J. V. B A R R
The Hotel Estacada
A L L MODERN C O N V E N IEN C E S
Mid Manager
Intared at tha postoffice In Estacada. Craven a*
soccr.d das* mail
Published Every Thursday Morning
I STAC ADA, OKIGON
the most delightful Resorts on the Coast
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Local and Tourist Trade Solicited
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SU B SC R IP T IO N R A T E S
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PALACE MEAT MARKET
Thursday, November 10. 1010
| H a n d le s
The correct way to pronounce it
is Es-ta-ca-da, accent on the third
syllable, a having the sound of a
as in ah in the two last syllables.
$ 1 0 0 R r w t r r d S 100
The reaiUr-* *>( this pajx-r will he ’»Icnsvil
to learn that there i* *t least one dreaded
disease that science 1 ms l teen able to cure
BLA C K SM ITH
in all its blag**- and that is Catarrh.
Hall’s Catarrh Cure is the on!;» positive
cure now known to the medical frater Is still at the old stand and willing to do
nity. Catarrh being a constitutional
any ol the work in his line
disease, requires a constitutional treat
ment. H ill’s Catarrh Cure is taken in
ternally, acting directly upon the blood
and mucous surfaces of the system, there-
| by destroying the foundation of the
disease, and giving the patient strength
j by building up the constitution and as- I
' sitting nature in doing its work. The
proprietors have so much faith in its
curative powers that they offer One Hun- i
j dred Dollars for any case that it fails to
i cure. Send for list of testimonials.
Address F. J. Cheney & Co,, Toledo, O.
Sold by all druggists, 75c.
T rade Mann«
Take Hall’s Family Pills tor constipation
D e sig n s
th e B e s t F r e s h
a nd C u r e d M e a ts
%
O btainable
Cash Paid for Hides and Market Products
We Buy and Sell
SHEEP
C ATTLE
VEAL
HOGS
HIHES
LARD
H EA D C H E E SE
FRESH MEATS
SM O K ED MEATS
EGGS .
Salem will play ho t to the con
SAUSAGE
CHICKENS
vention of the Oregon Development
P E N LA N D & JÖ RG
League, which will be held at the
Capital City November 28, 29 and
30. Invitations are being prepared
by Secretary Chapman of the
The Bottle Mystery
League and will be sent out soon
to tbe various Oregon commerci tl
Fun for Everybody
.ZJS
bodies having membership in tile
parent body.
Lots of amusement watching the “ corn1
The coming meeting promises to
■ 43 disappear. Send 25 cents in coin or postage
be attended by a large number of
delegates from every part of the
for sample. Address Dept. 13 “ Corn-OH”
state. The Oregon Development
Mfinuf. Co., Washington, D. C.
League has accomplished a great
deal in bringing the different sec
tions of the state to realize the
common interest that binds them
all together and this splendid or
ganization promises to accomplish
much more in advancing the inter
ests of the commonwealth as a In order to make room for the Big Stock of Xmas Goods coming
whole.
the E S T A C A D A P H A R M A C Y will sell their regular 50
A program that offers much of
cent Fiction for 35 cents during the next two weeks.
interest has been arranged. Salem
SEE THE WINDOW.
people are going to hand out a
brand of hospitality unsurpassed
anywhere for the enjoyment of
delegates in attendance. A big
banquet will be the closing feature
of the sessions. Automobile rides A u o t h e r B e a u t i f u l D o ll i s to b e g iv e n a w a y b y t h e E s t a c a d a P h a r
m a c y , D e c . 31, 1910. O n e t i c k e t w i t h e v e r y 2 5 cent C A S H p u r
and visits to state institutions ate
ch a se.
planned.
Special Book Sale
Medford scored during the past
week when a car ot yellow New
town apples, entered by that city,
carried off first prize at the Cana
dian National Apple Show at Van
couver, B. C. The same exhibit
won third prize in the sweepstakes
contest, despite the many exhibits
entered by Canadian apple growers
and those of Northwest states.
This showing is a splendid one and
indicates that Southern Oregon
fruit will offer keen competition at
Spokane, as well as at the Portland
Apple Show.
Oregon fir will be used for the
decks of the world’s largest steam
ship, the keel for which has been
laid at Stettin, Germany. The
ship Omega has reached the harbor
for the lumber required, which is
2,000,000 feet. The new liner will
be operated between America and
Europe by the Hamburg-American
line and will have a speed of 22
knots. She will be ol 45,000 tons
gross register, with a length of 8,80
feet, beam 96 feet, and will have
accomodations for 5,00(3 passengers
Although it rained most of elec
tion day a very heavy vote was
polled in the Estacada precinct. It
was a noted credit to Ihe country
voters that they were here to cast
their votes. In this way showing
their interest in public affairs and
willingne.->s to contribute their
opinions toward it.
Portland Y . M. C. A. is teaching
apple culture to those interested in
the science. Classes will he held
throughout the Winter and lectures
will he delivered by experts. This
work is intensely practical and will
be productive of good results.
Real
Estate 1 ransfers
Martin Pratt to Emma J, Keahey
Lote 4 aud 5. Blk. 6 Estacada, $10.
Estacada State Bank to I. W.
Johnson 2 acres in Sec. 21, T. 3 S,
ft. 4 E. jli.
Harriet Krigbaum et vir to T. L .
Pease, 20 acres in Sec. 26 T. 3 S.
R. 4 E, $2000.
W. H. Vincent to Edward Arm
strong, 13 80 acres in Sec. 17 T. 3
S. R, 3 E. $400,
D. N. Brideustine et ux to John
P. Irwin, Lot t6 in block 2 in Es
tacada, $150.
D. N. Bridenstine et ux to A.
Morrow, lot r5 in block 2. Estaca
da, $150.
H L. Gordon et ux to J, F.
Smith et ux, t4 acres in William
Tucker, I). L. C. $ 1.
Eastern Investment Co. Ltd. to
Herman Krause, 24 acres in Sec. 3
T. 4 S. R. 4 E. Also lot t Sec.
3
T. 4 S. R. 4 E. $ 1.
of S E '/i of Sec. to T 4 S R 3 E
E<4 o f N W J{ of Sec. 4 T 3 S R 4
E ; N E J¿ of Sec. 1 4 T 3 S R 4 E.
Also 8 acres in the John B. Chiles
D. L. C. $1
East Side Mill & Lumber Co. to
A, C. Mowrey, undivided one half
mterest in N W j£ of N E X of Sec.
19 T 2 S R 4 E ; SEr-4 of N E1-4
of Sec. 19 T 2 S R 4 E ; S E 1-4 of
Sec. 20 T 2 S R 4 E ; E'/i of SW-
1-4 of Sec. 21 T 2 S R 4 E ; NW 1-4
of SW 1-4 of Sec. 21 T 2 S R 4 E ;
S J 4 of SE 1-4 of Sec. 10 T 3 S R 4
E ; SW 1-4 of NVVt-4 of Sec. 11 T.
3 S R 4 IÎ also the NW 1-4 of S E i-
4 of gee, 13 T 3 S R 4 E. $1
Auction Sale
C opyrights Ac.
We have several pieces of prop
erty left with ir to negotiate a sale
for. Intending investors iu Esta
cada will do well to consult us as
we may have just what you want.
Inquire at the P r o g r e s s office.
1,1
Hi rtIn riaTt#>r
af v ir fr» W illiam
Bertha Glazier et
vir to William
Stubbe, Lots 3 and 4 block 19 Zo-
brist Addition to Estacada, #250. j
Ii. C. Hunt to Emma Sallentn
Lots 5 and 6 block 18, Zobrist Ad-
dition to Estacada #250.
j
! H. G. and R. F. Walters to
Roscoe C. Brooks 80 acres in Sec.
14 T. 4 S. R 4 E. $2joo.
Scientific American.
A handsom ely illustrated weekly. Largest clr-
dilution o f any aciontlUo Journal. 1 or ins, fo a
y e a r : fo u r months, $ 1 . Bold by ull newsdealer*.
M Brunch
UNN Ofllco.
& Co.3G
,Bro,d*a» New York
«26 K HU Washington, D. C.
SEWING MACHINE.
W a n ted —Good fat beef cattle,
highest prices paid,—See Peulaud
;& Jorg.
ROLLER BEARING.
HIGH (.KAUE.
W a n t e d — Highest price paid
for eggs at the Palace Meat Market
Peulaud & Jorg.
W an ted —A Shropshire or cots-!
wold buck. State price. Apply |
to V. Lingelbach, Estacada.
F or S a l e — Five room house and
lot. Good location. Terms, Ap
ply at this office.
F or S a l e -My 1200 lb. black
mare; perfectly sound and gentle
horse, tor driving or work. Price
right. R, M. Standish,
L o st —2 hay horses left a camp
ing party at upper ford of Roaring
River. Send information to O. J.
Forsgren, Gresham, Ore.
EAGLE
CREEK
In the Oregon Journal of Nov. 5
we lead, in a report on the potato
market by W. H. Dryer, of Dryer,
Bollam & Co,, commission mer
chants of Portland, tlie following: —
“ I saw a car of Oregon potatoes in
San Francisco that was the best I
ever noted anywhere.
It came
from Eagle Creek, out on the Esta
cada line, and was unusually fine.
I believe it sold down there around
$1.50 per hundred pounds.” These
potatoes were
all raised and
marketed by Fred Iloffmeister and
we think Eagle Creek ought to bt
as proud of its good farmer as Fred
was of his potatoes,
Lewis Rivers just returned from
a trip to the mountains. He says
he saw lofs ot tracks but he brought
no game.
A party ot Eagle Creek men
searched
Estacada all over for
liquor on election day, “ but could
not find a drop.” They returned
home on ah early car in much
better condition than if they had
succeeded.
Eagle Creek precinct went “ dry”
and we sincerely hope it will be
“ d ry" indeed, hut regret that the
majority was only six.
by buying this
reliable, honest,
high grade sew
ing machine.
STRONGEST GUARANTEE.
National Sewing Machine Co.
Bclvidere, III.
H . R, C RO SS
W IL L IA M
HAM M OND
CROSS & HAMMOND
ATTORNEYS AT LAW *
Abstracts. Real Estate. Loans. Insurance
O reg o n C i t y /
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C H U R C H SE R V IC E S
M. E. Church----- Next Sabbath
Sabbath School
10 a. m.
Preaching
7:30 P- m.
League
7 = *5 P- m.
Prayer Meeting on Thursday Even-
ing
8 P- m.
Church of Christ— Next Sabbath
Bible School
10 a. m.
Children’ s meeting
3 P- m.
Preaching
7 :30 P- 111.
Bible study (Wednesday
night)
7:30 a. in.
Elder E. W, Sewall
fear she will no longer be Genser-
owski.
Mr, and Mrs, Albert Schmidt
returned trom Canada the first of
the week.
Guv King, of Oregon City, ahoy
nine years old, will make his future
home at W. T. Smiths.
Xot Sorry for Blunder
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Tungsten Lamps
The Cheapest Light
1 here is little danger from a cold o*
from an attack of the grip except Milieu
j followed by pneumonia, aud tins never
| happens when Chamberlain's Cough |
Remedy is used. This remedy bus won
its great reputation and extensive sale by
its remarkable cures of colds aud grip
I and can be relied upon with implicit con-
’ tidence. For sale by all go*>d dealers.
F ok SALK—Good eight room i
house and two lots. Apply at this |
office.
On Saturday Nov t2, t9to at r
P. M. at the Warner ranch one
mile east of Estacada, a public
auction will he held at which eight
five-acre tracts of land will be sold
to the highest bidder, also lumber
| for building purposes and other
Prederick Joss et ux to Anna articles too numerous to mention.
GARFIELD
Bruchman, to acres in Sec. 4 and 5 Terms of sole: half cash and balance
T. 2 S. R. 2 E . ; also 6 acres iu the t0 s„ j t the purchaser, 6 % interest
At the reception held in the
W. T. Matlock, I), L. C. St
: will be charged on deferred pav-
Hale-Looney
Memorial
Jasper L. Hewett et ux to Frank merits. Come and buy a home in Norah
church
on
Friday
evening
to wel
R. Cook, 21.41 acres in Sec, 26 T. j the Estacada fruit district.
come the new pastor Rev. Browne,
3 S. R. 4 E. Also 16 .12 acres in
— E . M. Miller. Auctioneer
members and friends of the con
Sec. 25 T. 3 S. R. i W.
gregation gathered and gave the
Garfield Grange to Jaspar L.
Saves an Iowa Man’s Life new pastor a warm and cordial
Hewett, 30 sq. rds, in Sec. 26 T. 3
Tbe very grave seemed to yawn liefore grteting. A special program had
S R 4 E. $ 1.
Robert Madsen,
West Burlington, ,)een prepared aud consisted of
Lyman B. Sperry et a lto Jasper
L Hewett. 2.41 acres in Sec. 26 T.
3 S R. 4 E. Also 17 72 acres
^ecl'0lls 25 am'
1 3 h ft 4 L.
Antor.« sending a sketch and description may
quickly uncertain our opinion free w oollier an
Invention Is probably piitenlHbla JN-mmunlca.
lions strictlyeonQdouttttl. HANDBOOK ou *
sent free. Oldest i.gency fu r see urine patents.
l'ntenia taken through Munn x Co. recelTt
0fxcittl notice, without c herifo. In the
BU Y, S E L L , T R A D E , ETC.
Two more accidents happrnttl at | ^
ihe River Mill daui sire. Ou Satur -1
day a workman fell from a trestle j
to the rocks and was dazed so that •
he could give no account of how
the accident happeued
He was
taken to the hospital. On Sunday
another workman was hurt and re
moved to the hospital.
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Local Vote A Surprise
In
The World
rte .te .l- -I_•- .1__I .
T V W ■
The Best for the Eyes
The local vote in this precinct
was a surprise to a great many
people in a few of its features. It
has at all times heeu conceded by
both sides to the controversy that
Alder St. at Seventh
the precinct vote between the
“ wet“ and “ dry” element would
be very close, which has been the
case as the election clearly shows.
H E N R Y V .A D IX.M .D
The large vote given tor the
democratic candidates tor the im P H Y S I C I A N A S U R G E O N
***,^wr
portant offices from this district is
O FF 1 CK, ADJOINING RKSilW N CK
surprising, consideriug the small
Local and Long Distance Telephone
democratic registration. It either
doctor's phone cun be conneebeti
means that a host of independent
with yo»r home phone at night if r*.
voters desire to vote their convic quested. O k « long ring.
tion aud do not consider party
politics or that they were displeased
Dr.L.A. W E L L S
with their parties’ policy aud
D E N T IS T C F
knifed its nominees.
S H E A R E R A N D W ELLS'
We believe a greater number of
D e n tis ts o f P o r t la n d
independent voters are in the field,
Will
visit Estacada on Friday and
particularly in the West. Iu the
Saturday of each week
republican party in this state, as
Appointments may be mad«
sembly and anti-assembly were dis
with D». Adix.
turbing features and might account
for the results of this election local
J O H N S T E r N E R , M. D
ly as well as In the state.
Electric Store
P h y s ic ia n & S ukuuon
Annexation Fails
The vote on annexing part of
this county to Multnomah was also
a surprise for this district. We
said, when the agitation was first
started, that we believed it was not
a good change and gave our reasons
for it. The few of us who thought
that way at that time seemed so
much in the minority that we
simply kept quiet about’our views
aud did not try to force them on a
community that at least seemed to
be favorable to annexation, par
ticularly the country districts.
Our local vote did not justify that
conclusion however, As the voters
became more familiar with the pro
position aud knowing that Portland
people were working for its defeat,
the people did not approve of mak
ing the change, The vote was
about equal for and against in this
locality.
Polls Big Vote
OFFICE BEHIND ESTACADA STATE BANN
Sleeps in rooms back of office. Can ba
found at of&ce day or night.
Dirnick & Dimick,
Attorneys at Law
MP®“ Nortary Public, General Law
Practice, Mortgages foreclosed, Ab
stracts faraished
M ONEY LO A N ED
o f f ic e s :
2 , 3 & 4 ,
O r eg o n C it y
See
A N D R B SK N BLU .
O r ego «
PERRY
Por
Painting, Papei
H anging and Calcem i -
ning.
1st class w ork
Guaranteed
CEDAR
SHINGLES
We manufacture all kinds of Cedar
Shingles and are prepared at aD
The Estacada voting precinct times to deliver tbe same. Also
polled 275 votes and required until to sell at tbe mill, hmvmg stock 00
mid-night on Wednesday to finish
band at all times
counting owing to the number of
measures to be voted on. It not
only required considerable time to
---- PROPRIETOR-----
be able to vote intelligently but to
Estacada Agent—A. Morrow
count the ballots also. They were
counted by the board at the rate of
S 3 3 3 QSF 533 T 2 G
twelve ballots each hour.
This
The Oregon Fire Relief Asso
average is about the same over the
ciation of McMinnville
state aud is so reported. It will
with $225,000 reserves, solicits your
probably be Saturday before all tbe
business through
precincts will have reported. At
J
o h n B ro w n
this writing only three counties in
Rock wood, Oregon
the state have reported in full. The
Phone
Gresham , 231
returns being incomplete we do not
Or leave word at this office
give figures.
I also have the OREGON MERCHANTS
A. KRIEGER & CO.
" I f my friends hadn't blundered
thinking I was a doomed victim of con
sumption. I might not he alive now,"
writes D. T. Sanders, of Ilarrodsbnrg,
K y. "but for years they saw every at
tempt to cure a lung-racking cough fail.
At last I tried I)r, King’s New Discovery.
The effect was wonderful. It socn stopped
the cough and I am uow in better health
than I have had for >ears. This wonder-
| [°wa;.,!h: n’ aft?r.*eyen week* in the music and recitations.
A. O. life-saver is an unrivaled remedy for
and BEAVER STATE INSURANCE COS
! ¡,OSI’i,a1' * ” r of t,’e ,bcst P ^ ci-n sgave j
coughs, colds, lagrippe, asthma, croup,
Chamberlain's Stomach and Lis’er Tab
him up. Then was shown the marvelous i “ tlltcom.) w as in charge of the
hemorrhages, whooping cough or weak lets do not sicken or giipe, and may lie
curative power of Electric Bitters. For, meeting. He made a very nppropri-
lungs. 50c, $1.00. Trial bottle free. taken with perfect safety by the most
after eight months of Iriglitful suffering ate speech, welcoming the pastor Guaranteed by all druggists.
delicate woman or the youngest child.
Iron, liver trouble and yellow jaundice, into our nlidst; after w hich tlle pre.
The old and feelde will also find them n Team Work and Hauling by
S itin g no help from other remedies or
i
.
,
l1octo„ fivc
of (hj, matchle, s pared program was rendered. Re-
most suitable remedy for aiding and
the Day or Contract
A Bargain Day Sale
mci]icine eouipletely cured him its fT” hments were served and after
strengthening their weakened dig« .-lion
and for regulating the bowels. For suie WOOD delivered in any quantity
positively guaranteed for stomach, liver a very enjoyable evening spent
by all good dealers.
or length, ist class 4 foot wood
or kidney troubles and never disappoints ¡socially the assembly retired to
Tw o Papers
For Less Than
Ti e fruit growers ot this section
Harry Snyder, the genial clerk
The Price of One
j Dr. J. L . Hewitt and family
ore striving to secure an exhibit for
iu the big Estacada Mercantile Co's
Spring Berries Ripe Now
spent Sunday at the home of S. F
the Estacada exhibit. It is hoped
store, .''.pent Tuesday in Portland,
i Wooster.
for the pride of the district that
We are now experiencing a
The
Evening
Telegram
by
mail
Misses Tracy and Wagner, of
they will succeed. Let an effort
period
of real rainy-season weather,
now
costs
S5.00
per
year.
From
Fred Stulke to E. M. F'orman, Garfield, brought to this office on I
he made to have the display on ex
SPRINGWATFR
The splendid Fall weather that we
now
until
Dec.
20th
we
will
have
’
Lot
6
block
6,
Burton,
$
1.
Saturday
a
branch
of
the
ordinary
hihitiou by this Saturday.
sent to your address The Telegram have had gave us plenty of time to
P. S. King et ux to Ennnonds ""Id hlacklierry (not the evergreen)
(TOO LATE FOR LAST WEEK. )
j L. Basford, 61 acres in Sec. 36 T. * b a * l'a‘i nice new second-growth- j The social given at the Manse paid to January 1st, 1912 and the anticipate these present conditions, !
Progress for one year, both papers
The election is over. If you are 3 S, R. t E. $6500
i this-year leaves on, also ripe ami
Mrs. A. J. Price and daughter, ;
Monday evening was a success. cost you 54 50.
satisfied with what you did toward
green
berries.
They
wanted
to
of
The Dalles, Ore., are visiting in !
Griffon W. Jones et ux to Win.
About sixty persons were present
conliihuting toward the election of H. Man well, Lot 2 Tract 13, Bor know what season of the year
Estacada since Tuesday with S. P.
„„
11 and something over $8 was taken
was. vv e answer that bv the cal-
good men and measures, that is ing Junctiou, $250.
Waterbury, the confectionery man !
,
, a
Shall women Vote
jy me cai ln Games were played,
short
more satisfaction to the man who
Mrs. Price is Mr. Waterbury’ s old-
endar
we
are
iu
the
late
Fall
al
,
.
If
they
did.
millions
would
Y-ote
Dr.
.....
,
' al program rendered, fortunes told,
Estacada State Bank to Clyde G.
appreciates the value of his citizen
most Winter; by the berrv bush
t ,
.
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King's New Life Pills tile true remedy est daughter,
,
v Dusn refreshments served and the crowd
Havens, lots 7 and 8 blk. 13 Zo- . . e
for women. For banishing dull, fagged j
ship than to know that they all
late Spring or early Summer. Au
brist Addition to Estacada, #355
gust Stubbe has soi l a
r Wen* h0" ’e thinkinK lhev !la<l
i « l i n ' g » , ^ o r " 'h«dache.'’ c lZ L - ! Bronson & Dale have leased the
carried at the election.
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A. C Morey et ux to The East boxes of strawberries grown oS his
thdM Er«0*1 del'* h‘ fUl eveuinRS T»**». dispelling colds, impartiag appe- Warncck building and will open
tite and toning up the system, they're moving picture show on next Satnr-
' Side Mill fk Lumber Co. undivided lot in our city. Rev. Browne also
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uncqualed. Easy, s a fe , sure. 25c at a ll d a v evening.
They promise to
Did yr-ur choice at tbe polls on one half interest in N E 't of SW 1 i on Saturday plucked some npe , SeYera'
were P,a>e<1 Mon druggists.
.
gjv.«. f0or changes a week with the
Tuesday win? If so you arc satis of Sec. 10 T 3 S R 4 E ; S '4 of twrrics grown ou the Parsonage f.*y evcn,nK
Among them WPS
latest improved machines aad op-
carrying off ot Miss Rose Gtn-
fied.
N E t f of Sec. 10 T 3 S R 4 E ; N # lot.
I
serowskl, aud when she returns we
The Progress is one dollar a year to date films,
slabwood delivered at $2.00 per
cord. 16 inch at $2.50 per load.
W. M. Y0NCE
R e m e m b e r th e
PROGRESS
w hen
you
have any
P r in t in g to be d o n e