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One ei the most deüel'.tful Resorti on the Coast
u) the
Published Ivory
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I.ocal and Tourist Trade Solicited
THur&'Jav
(STACASA, CJÎfGGN
d>>:o s f r o m
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* hundred dollars for
cure. Scud for eir
A.l 'revs f I. Che:
PALACE MEAT MARKET
c lire,
i
H a n d le s the B est F r e s h a n d C u r e d M e ats
. : ■ • : a : i • 11
C! >!i r
ut rn.
l!ic
follow-
U v trT c lt
S h ib lc > ;
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Tungsten Lamps
on
aud M rs , Willi .m ( AT
23 rd, a U iS , - j ä
M a rc h
The Cheapest Lip ht
pound boy.
m i m uco is
■ V offer one
it fails to
: testimonials
cSt Ci . To led . , O.
P t:
Sold by U n i t i s i
; T a k e H a l l s F a m i l y Kills n r e >n»tip»ti->n ,
t
Obtainable
I » Mr
B o rn
on U i
Thursday April 6, 1911
The correct way to pronounce it 1
is Es-ta ca da, accent on the third i
syllable, a bavin« the sound of a i
as in ah in the two last syllables.
a
• .!l. t C‘.T ;:CC CloSOcT.
i o dr< p
! a- t:> d ire ctly on the
.. I s u r f a c e s o f U le s y s t.
SUBSCRIPTION RA
O ne y e a r.....
S ix m onths
■ .tuiiui ;
Ailriy i
S'.’pt M r s M iV ’Ci ; a>st
T >. eilen: tr .usurer J ohn
GEORGE
In
,-D. THEIR OWN
WARES.
! a l ho Good Old D ays Threw
..‘ in
to at Them selves.
ilu* kimm I old d.iya“ w ere
*
rilin g ilm ir ow n puffs
;; ■ •<!-* w rote a long a rticle ou
i i r Unci* it W eek. In w hich he
.lull!:
Cash Pai.i for hides and Market Products
No
It
h i
-lbl# to speak too highly of
The World
•♦ •+-•!• s-.hl-es-
The Best for,the Eyes
ir e o f C o . i 'c t
It rained some last Monday.
«
,nd the Hearth " It Is one
r e t * r tr r? n t o'
j-,~ r United S t 1 es Land
of t • most
cholsrllke nntl learned ae
V a r:h 9. 19
There was German preaching
w. : s .mu of the most artistic and beau-
YVe Buy and Sell
O regon, or
W i’.Mant H McFa
t.t i u rks of ilctlon In any Innguat;«
last Sunday at 10 a. nr and English C h e n
IT ! l it i R> sign yourself to the tuuglc
VEAL
SHEEP
LARD
HEAD C H EESE
I of hi genius. The effect of "Foul
»d that Cari M R • h#l w hc
, preaching at 2 p. in.
¡ Y ci arc hereby
HOGS
FR ESH M E A T S
EG G S
CATTLE
I'lny" la | ■ fecll) mnrvelous
It leaves
. O re s
Mr. Dell Leyde was guest of Mr
SMOKED MEATS
No less a financial authority than HI IRS
CHICKENS
SAUSAGE
Feb: uary 3th 1 9 1 1. (He in th la r i ce h it th. M.'i .rs of t»\ ry other sensuliouul nov*
ol
writer
far
behind
at pilea:! >1 « t c o rte si and t e e r e
: If Jojner last Sunday evening.
Frank A. Vanderlip, president of
N or won Bnlaac In F ra n ce above
th# ci
you H om asi ead. E n r y . Serial
P E N LA N D & JÖRG
the National City Bank, New York,
Alder St. at Seventh
Gns Jannsen and I.eo Rath eatne No. 0 2 7 3 7 made Auj.u C l l th . 1910. cr S!aS E !*of p raisin g his ow n w orks. “ If you h ave
< SE '4 & N w q s k s ; Section 24.
n i ficcii boru a sto ry teller,'* he w rote
and formerly an assistant to the
home from the mill near list;» ada. T N c E v U N ' j N E v R ar Re 7 E a r f W l am etta. Me- In a i view , “ you w ill n ever obtain
Secretary of the Treasury, has rsi. . . ' . c a T ' . i txisasm:: ¡«r-iriTartTirnri’ gTxraJir-i m iF H fflf- T T i Tln v went back Mon-lay morning. ! . ¡ j j . n
a b is contest h ailegres that
tli • |mi»nlnrity ui M. do B alzac. And
■
Vliitam H. 1c Far! a re after m akir < said entry
v
t a story teller! W hat v e r v e and
handed out good advice to Oregon H
Mrs. Henry Johnson di .,1 las!
n sa 'd iand no
w
IIow the w orld is d issected by
ians this past week. He savs every
d: thai s a li
ai
i
iar
H E N R Y V . A D I X , M.D
Sunday at 7:20 a m.. after being
t li; . m an!
W hat passion and cool-
'
i:vd
for
m
ore
th
said
I
m
six
m
onths
■
T
man should get a piece of land and
ness!"
sick
tor
three
weeks.
She
was
P H Y S I C I A N dt S U R G E O N
1 T
I iit the height o f lite ra ry a d v e rtis
he urges that now is the time to get
Yci are. th eie f ore farth e r notfftad l.at th e astd
buried last Tin ■ 'ay at one o'clo. k
taker by tht» office a s hav'ng been in' I t th e first h a lf o f the last cen
it.
Have you asked our prices? If you haven’t seen them you
She leaves a linsi .¡nd and danghtei
O F F IC E , A D JO IN IN G R E S ID E N C E
tury w as reached In the ca se o f Eti-
l-« d by you
.. ji sald entry wiil be c - '-
Mr, Vanderlip was entertained
t h i ©under
ut your fui:! er rlffht to be crm.» S r p ' s Lintons n o v e f " T h e W an
Mr. Carl Lins is working at a |0 celie-.
Local and Long Distance Telephone
bettei
have
a
look
and
ask
prices
and
get
acquainted
with
. , M th ere in , ei h e r be fc re thfa office or on appeal. d cri"
fe w ."
E v e ry little w h ile the
duting the past week bv the Port
tw enty days d '
mill up in the 111 uu'..ui'.s. He spent
i tallm en t In th e n ew sp ap er In ih e d octor’s photic can be connected
land Commercial Club.
He e x
h s F O U R 'r i pi
D A L E ’S H A T S and you will not have any reason to go to
w hl h it w a s a p p earin g w ould be m iss with you r hom e phone at n igh t if re
Sunday with his sister Mrs. Rulii
er o d e r ^ t h
presses great confidence in the
hi •. a ■ I i•» fTs pin« e w ould be an an quested. One long ring.
of George.
Portland
for
one.
i .»in ei.iuut that M. Sue w a s su ffer I up
future of Oregon and says the very
M n’.hUc-“ «
fi
i a slig h t lndls|K)sitIon and read*
Mr. George Leyede was at Eagle
r-ci tli't k
servaci a copy o
attractive appearance of the state
. . would be obliged to w ait fo rty
Dr.L.A. W E L L S
on th
t y reg iste r-
start e
Creek
last
S.itur
! r hours f.»r new d evelopm en ts o f
impresses him with the wisdom of
O n - . 11 . It th is e r vie* ts m ade by the
a .
D E N T IS T C F
•1 Mr. Colling and Mr, C. A John ! copy "«f ycur answ er to ii# com eatant ir perse . 1 . 1 roof f • n arrative. So w ell did these m eth
In new goods of all kinds you will see plenty; good
every man securing for himself and
od.! siiice e d . sa ys Mr. T a ssln . that it
of sue !» s e r . 1 e r r
etihe. die Sai q p n e s ta m 's
SH E A R E R A N D W ELLS'
son
were
the
guests
of
Mr.
Harold
family a piece of laud, tor it will
v -t lin iiosslb le to buy o u trigh t a copy
styles and good goods at prices that we defy you to beat for |! Joyner last Sunday afternoon.
D e n t is ts
ot
P o r tla n d
show ng i t e date
fftdavlt of th#
¡’ tin* jo u rn a l, hut Instead copies w e re
not lie a great while until a poor
%
W ill visit Estacada on F rid ay and
perso n by whom »he de ivei y w,.s trìade s u ti r g w hen rented out at 10 sous fo r h a lf an hour,
man will be unable to get land.
the same class of goods. Always glad to see you.
Mr. Harold Joyner went to Eagle and v here the co ry was
ad s by ro rta -
Saturday ot each week
th»* » me th ought n ecessary to read the
te r e i m ail, proof of &UÜ s#rvlc# m uri on&ht of the
.reek last Saturday.
In discussing the financial situ
In ailm ent. "A n d all the w h ile Sue
A ppoiutm euts m ay be made
Come in.
atilda vit ot th e i rson by w h cm th aco p y v/as mailed
It
If w a s in d u striou sly allottin g the
ation, Mr, Vanderlip expresses tin
w ith Dr. A d ix .
Rev. Rhine-hard, I-red I.ins, M. c.atTp K w hen a n i
st office to wf.ic h li war m atl-
I’.’ i'-lisltprs by ttoslng overdressed ai d
f t d this affido
st ba acce mp >nt«ki by the
belief that business conditions in
11 Colling. Gns J nusen,
Harold, ed.
w ith ' purs to Ills boots ut th e C a fe do
roam- a s te r a ree
the l«tter.
the country at large are taking a
I V i t * In an a ttitu d e o f deepest nb-
j! I Gladys aud Iona Joyner and Mr. Y et
e in yv.ur anr.wer the re m e c-f the
J O H N S T E I N E R , M. D
'.« tlon. a s If w on d erin g w h at the
-
hopeful turn. He finds banks are
- Mid Mrs. Samuel Mueller wa re the íca te fi» e to whic h you dea’re future r ;iic#a to he
P h y s ic ia n & S u r g k o n
v."•.* Installm en t w ou ld be ab o u t."—
sound, crop prospects are good and
guests of Mrs. Held Sunday.
H. F. Hlgby. R?«j
Bookm an.
J
.
C.
Audrey.
Re.
there is general confidence in the
Mrs. Lins was the guest of her
iicatlon M arch K th . 191 l
OFFICE BEHIND ESTACADA STATE BANK
future.
23rd. 1911
daughter Mrs. P. R1I1I.
NESTS OF SEAWEED.
60
Y EA R 3'
' third
30th. 1911
* # £ it * iV - V 5XPSR'ENCB
Mr. aud Mis. Henry Smith
' fourth
A pril 6th- 1 9 f I
Floating
For F ly in g Fish In t h , Sleaps iu rooms back o l oftice. Can be
Latest estimates of the number
walked up to church Sunday afler-
Gargasao Soa.
found a t office d ay or n igh t.
of new settlers who will come to
S cien ce is lie slim ln s to know n good
uoon.
Notice for Publication
deal m re lim a It form erly d id about
Oregon during the present period
ert of th e Interior, U S Land Office at
Mr C. A Johnson made a busi Pc D . L opartm
tlmt stra n g e "drowned m ead ow " In C L A U D E W. D E V O R E
: p* i'V» . -r*t w.
ard. O re ro n March 22r.d. 1911
of low colonist fares place the
ness
trip
to
Portland
Mouday.
No;Ice is h e re y iven that W illiam A .Bechill whose tlu- Atlantic- ocean so u th w e st o f th e
’
.A
T
radì Manns»
A TTO R N E Y - AT- LAW
Work
Of
Laying
Rails
Will
figures at 35,000. The movement
A zores w tilcb Is ra ile d th e S arg asso
post-office address is 8 5 6 Capitol A ve., Portland.
.. -.ssj * ‘
D esigns
and
Mr Otto Paulsen went to Eagle- O regon, did, on the l 3th day day of J a n u a ry ) 91 1 file
C0PV3IGI'.T3
Ac.
is said by the railroads to be the
N O T A R Y P U B L IC
Soon Be Started As Grade
A nvone r.endlng n sk e tc h nnd tloaor'ptinr] n m j
It is, us is w ell understood, n vast
in this office Sw orn S tatem en t and Application, - No
Creek
last
Mon-lav
to
meet
bi>
quickly
upcertulu
o
u
r
o
p
in
io
n
fre
e
w
.m
th
er
un
heaviest since colonist periods were
In v en tio n is piotanbly iviteiitiiblo. ('om m uiiina.
E s t a c a d a S ta tu B a n k B u i l d i n g
0 2 8 6 3 , to purchase the S E ! 4 '. Section 28. T ow nship
ala tto a o f a kind o f seuw eed
•7* Work Is Almost Com
lions s trictly conllclci'tlnl. HANDBOOK on P a te n t#
sisters Miss Emma and Irena Paul 2 south. R ange 6 E ast, W illam ette M eridian, and u w cciim
inaugurated and while not all who
c e n t fre e . O ldest nsrency fo r seen ring p a te n ts.
h ich, upheld nt the su rfa c e o f th e
E sta ca d a , O reg o n
P a te n ts ta k e n th ro u g h M utm A Co. receive
the
tim
ber
thereon
under
the
provisions
of
the
act
of
seu,
of
Portland
They
came
to
’. h e r b y Innum erable little a ir vessels
pleted
ipft f.il notice, w ith o u t ch arg e, iu th e
come will become permanent settlers
June 3, 1 0 7 8 .'and a c ts am endatory, known a : : e Unit net ns flouts. Is cou tlm inlly re
attend their sisters funeral.
' Tir: ber and Stone L aw " at such value as m ight be
a great proportion will and event
new ed by th e b reak in g up o f Its fronds
A
h
a
n
d
so
m
ely
illu
stra
te
d
weekly.
L
a
rg
est
rtf.
School will be out Friday April fixe ! jy ap raism ent, and that, pursuant to such ap and Ihe- gro w th o f th e broken parts.
ually many who go back will return
e o latio n o f a n y seien fillc Journal. T erm s, ill a
plication. »ho land and tim ber thereon have been ap
M any fishes h ave estab lish ed tbelr
On Monday we made a trip on y e a r; fo u r m o n th s, | L Sold by all n ew sdealers. 7th,
praised. th e tim ber estim ated 8 4 0 .0 0 0 ’. card feet at
and make their homes here.
We manufacture all kinds of Ceda*
c ents per M, and the land $ 1 0 0 .0 0 : that said ap hom es tn It us w ell 11s num erous sw im
foot to the upper dam of the P. R.
Almost everybody has some pota 50
Shingles
and are prepared at all
Hrauch o n ice. C2ò V 8 U W ashington, iJ, V.
plicant will offer final proof in support of his applica m ing cra b s, sm all eiittletlsh and q u ite
toes planted.
tion and sworn statem ent on the 6t'n day of June a v a rie ty 1 f oth er creatu res.
times to deliver the same. Also
Pendleton wants more daylight L & P. Co. over the new graded
1911, before the R e g iste r and R eceiver of the
Most rem ark a b le o f all Its in h ab it
to sell at the mill, haviug stock ou
Mrs. Leyde was sick last Sunday U nited S ta te s 1 and Office, at Portland, Oregon.
and may turn the clocks ahead one road bed of the extension of the
a n ts Is th e m ouse fish, w h ich has pec
BUY,
SELL,
TR
A
D
E
,
ETC.
Any person is at liberty to protest th is purchase toral fins d eveloped In such a w a y a s
hand at all times
but is better now.
hour on May 1.
This will give road from Ca/.adero and was much 1
before entry, cr initiate a contest at any tim e before to resem ble arm s.
B y th ese It holds
that city Mountain Time througout surprised at the amount of work al
patent issues, by filing a corroborated affidavit in this
; on to th e fron d s o f the w eed, a cre a
The grade | F or S a l k — G ood eight room
Constipation brings m an y ailm ents in Dfiice alleging facts w hich would defeat the entry.
the Summer, and 011 October : the ready accomplished.
ture o f so lita ry habits, h igh ly ca rn ivo
H
.F
.
Higby,
R
e
g
iste
r
rous and a lw a y s w a itin g fo r som e
timepieces of the city will he set work will be completed by April j house and tw o lots. A p p ly at this its train and is the prim ary cause of
----PROPRIETOR-
prey to com e w ithin renob.
It Is a
If m uch sickness. K eep you r bow els reg
back as before I11 this way, Pen 15. The bridge builders are at office.
Estacada Agent— A. Morrow
ular m adam , and you will escape many II. 1!. CROSS
W ILLIA M IIAMMOND li ;h o f v e r y pecu liar ap p earan ce, w ith
work
on
the
first
trestle
which
is
'
dleton people hope to make the
F or S a l e — I-'ive room house atnl of the ailm ents t - w hich wom en are sub
"vi-r so m any q u eer lookin g appen
CROSS & HAMMOND
just east of the rock crusher, A
d ages, anil In color It Im itates closely 1
most of the long days of the year.
lot. Good location. Terms, Ap- ject. Constipation is a very sim ple thing
<f>
ATTORNEYS AT LAW j*
Ihe plant that afford s It sh elter, being
second trestle is located about a
1 ply at this office.
tf but like m any sim ple tilin g s it m ay li rai j Abstracts. Real E state. Loans. Insurance green w ith w h ite spots.
The Oregon Fire Relief Asso
ile and a half farther east. These
to serioüs consequences.
N ature often
T h e Hying fishes th at Inhabit th e
-
-
O regon
We have several pieces of prop- needs a little assistance and when Chain - j j O r e g o n C i t y , ^
two trestles whom completed will
ciation of McMinnville
floatin g m eadow m nke ball-ltko nests
out o f fron d s o f the w eed as big as
w ith $225,000 reserves, solicits your
make the roadbed complete for the tr*-v
,ls to negotiate a sale berlain ’s Tablets are giv en at th e first in
dication, m uch distress and suffering m»e
tw o fists. Such b alls a re found float-
business through
laying of the rails. It will likelv I for. Intending investors in Esta
; Ing and a p p ear ns If knit togeth er
be avoided. Sold b y a ll good dealers.
J
ohn Brow n v
l>_- less than two months from now cada will do well to consult usas
w ith e la stic th read s. T h e y nre filled
R o ck w ood, O regon
O i f " S i I C r m U U T w ith eggs.
P ro fe sso r I-onls A ga ssiz
when it will be possible to ride on i've nil,y have just what you want
Phono
Croshom , 231
Ex-President I<< osevelt visited
m istook them fo r n ests o f the m ouse
the car through to the upper dam. | Inquire at the P r o g r e s s office.
fish, but Dr. Theod ore GUI, nn e m i
Or leave word at this office
Portland on Wednesday from 2:30
The building of the trestles, each
nent a u th o rity , h as proved th is to h av e
F or S a l e -4 0 acres; 20 acres
I also have the OREGON MERCHANTS
until 11:15. Every minute of liis
been nn error.
E ach one o f th ese
of
which is 320 feet long with an j cleared. A 4 roomed house and
and BEAVER STATE INSURANCE COS.
stay there was something "doing.”
W. A. Heylman Is Victim Of ¡ n ests Is com posed o f a sin gle frond;
! w hich by com m en cin g w ith the slen t$ 3 nEE 5 ^CK£i 2 m 5 iE 5 GeBlBGSæ!ESErE>
The arrival was very prompt and average height of 40 feet, is the outbuildings. Located in north Gar-
Pick-pockets As He Enters
In the United States, the home
d erest o u te r hrnnchlets and peellng-
only thing to prevent the laying o f; field Inquire at the Progress, tf
the reception committee and escort
thom su c ce ssiv e ly off can be spread
j of the Christian religion there is
ties at;d rails. It is necessary to
Car
To
Return
Home
had the colonel on his way from
out e n tire .— N ew York W orld.
F or S a l e -30 shares in the G a r
spent
for
drink
$1,454,119,858.
complete the first trestle and lay the
the Union Depot to Multnomah
field Telephone Company for $25,
Team Work and Hauling by
1. If distributed equally there
rails as far as the next one before
M agnets In N eedle Factories.
Field exactly at 2:30. The corner
also niv hay fork, catriage, 3 blocks
the Day or Contract
In fa c to rie s w h ere needles nre m ade
is enough to give every man over
material to build that one can be
Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Heylman,
stone of the new Multnomah Ath
| and rope. Price $9.
A p p ly to
the crtnclstoiies th row off gro at q u an
the
age
of
twenty-one
in
the
nation
had. The grade is about one per
while returning front Forth tiff and tities o f m inute steel p articles, al WOOD delivered in any quantity
letic Club building was laid by the
Coyd Looney, Currinsville, Ore. tf
I $100.
t
cent. A spur leads off the main
Oregon
City on Monday, liad the though the d u st is too fine to be per-
or length, ist class 4 foot wood
ex-president and he was. after n
F or S a l k O ne
good 3 in,
ce p llb le to th e eye. Itrenthtug th e dus«
extension to a lower grade where
2. It would bund homes at tlie:ex , erier.ee of loscing a purse to
slabwood delivered at $2.00 per
half hour ceremony, on his way to
sh ow s no Im m ediate effect, but g ra d u
j the power plant is to be built. This wagon or trade for lumber. Enquire cost of $2000 for every family in i pickpocket.
In boarding the Esta- a lly sets up Irritation, u su ally en din g
cord. 16 inch at $2.50 per load.
the East Side to view school child
**
the state of Iowa,
: is to enable the company to deliver : here.
i cada car in Portland at 4:45 Mr, In p u lm on ary consum ption, a n * fo r
ren 011 Grand Ave,
At 4:30 he
3. It would build twelve rail- 1 ley 1111a li was in possession of the m erly a lm ost a ll the -workm en died be
I direct the material and machinery
F
or S a l e
F
u
ll
blooded
Ply
W. M. Y0NCE
arrived at the Portland where lie
fore the a g e o f fo rty. In e ffe ctive a t
for the power plant.
mouth Rock eggs for hatching. \V. roads from Sail Francisco to Ntw purse, containing as he supposes tem pts w ere m ade to screen th e a ir by
remained until 6 when he was con
York.
The main line grade is of suf I V. Penland.
j about twenty dollars in silver. ga u ze or linen gu ard s fo r nose nnd;
ducted by President Beckwith of
4. It would give employment to Both he and Mrs. Heylman had month. A t len gth the use o f the m ag
ficient height to carry the line past
the Commercial Club, Governor
WANTED Highest price paid
net w as su ggested , and now m ask s o t
one million men at 1400 a year.
the dam, which is a good indication
been the custodians of tlie purse m agn etized steel w ire a re w orn by
West and Mayor Simon to the ban
for eggs at the Palace Meat Market j
W m . U n d e rw o o d
5. It was more than was paid during the day and each had spent w orkm en and e ffe ctu a lly rem ove the
that the road will extend farther
Penland & Jorg.
quet hall of the Commercial Club
for all of the bread and meat some money paving from it.
east. The grading ot the toad was
A n up-to-date Blacksmith
Mr. met: I d u st b efore the a ir Is breathed.
where two aud a half hours were
—Loudon T eleg rap h .
Highest cash price paid for all bought in the United States.
done by contract. The company is
Heylman
in
getting
on
the
car
was
Spent. The club rooms were ar
Horse shoeing a specialty
6 It changed the population of nu t by two nu n, one of whom lie
doing the building of the trestles. kinds of poultry delivered at the
Th® R atort Courteous.
ranged as a jungle with stuffed
The work for . the company has depot in Estacada every Monday.- the Hawaiian Islands in one linn- 1 thinks he could recognize, who
T h is Is th e sort o f Conversation one Full supply of goods carried in stock
beasts and birds, live monkevs,
dred rears from 400,000 to 50,000 iollowed the usual tactics of the overhears b etw een n e w ly m arried
been in charge of engineer Cathcart H, O, Jackson.
parrots and a crocodile, camp
couples:
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YOUR PATRONAGE SOLICITED
7. Out of 2279 convicts in the professional pickpocket. He missed
A good sued railroad >a>d will
F or S a l k — Cabbage, cauliflower
Him Oil, I’ m tired o f h earin g a bou t
Equipment and pack train and stage
lie made at CazadeTo.
It is said and tomato plants at the Shafford Missouri state j>eni’enti.iry 2000 his purse soon after aud thinks it you r b roth er Bob! S hut up abou t him!
ekcvici s to imitate the roar of the
O: »* w ou ld th in k he had a ll Ihe m an ly
that more than a mile of siding will place or leave orders with Water were sent there by vvli'skey.
was taken from him by these two virtues.
lion amt other jungle animals. The
8. It equally divided would Lc men at that time.
be needed to handle cars properly bury,
H er— W ell, he m ay not be su ch at*
decorations and arrangement of the
almost $20 for every man, woman
that will furnish the material for
angel ns all that, bot he Isn’ t such a
banquet ball was very unique and
F o r S a l e —Buff Orpington eggs
f*. q a s you are. *
and child in the Uuit-.-d States. —
the power plant.
It is thought
BLACKSM ITH
Stived his m other’ s life
was much apprt ciated bv the e:t
and Indian Runner duck eggs. 50 Contributcd
I lln i— You bet he Isn-’ d
H e’s a
orders for the construction of the
"
F
o
u
r
doctors
bad
giv
en
me
u
p
,”
cents
per
setting.
Apply
Mrs.
E.
bachelor!—
C
le
ve
la
n
d
P
lain
Dealer.
president. At 8:40 he spoke 10;
Is stiH at the old stand and w illing to do
yard will he made soon.
w rites Mrs. Laura G aines, of Avoca, La.,
E. S.tling, Currinsville.
'
more than 4,000 people at the Ar
Slidnifjlit in the C/ rks
any of thr work in his line
"an d m y ch ild ren and a ll m y friends
Vory Special.
mory. It was only a short time
F ur S a l k Bay gelding, six year and yet sleepless Hiram Scran ton , of C lay were lo o k in g for me to die, when m y son
A yo u n g m edical stu den t w a s being
kic ked bv «1 mad liorso
G IV E H IM A C A L L
lie insisted that I use E le ctric Bitters. I did quizzed by one o f his teach ers. ‘‘ In
after the doors of the Armory were
1150 lbs., E n glish Shire, C ity, 111., coughed and cou gh ed.
Samuel Birch, of Beetown. W is,, had n old,
opened until they were closed, the most narrow escape from losing his leg, hroktn to all ranch w otk. Enquire was in the m ountains on the advice o f five so. an l they have done me a world of w hat w ill you s p e c i a l i z e f he w as
doctors, who said he had consum pti >n, good . I w ill alw ays praise th em .” E le c asked.
balance of the people being turned as no doctor could heal,th e frig h tfu l sore of J. Y. Hart, on the George tele
"D ise a s e s o f th e n o stril," replied the
bu t found no h elp in th e clim ate, and tric Bitters is a priceless blessing to
ESTACADA MEAT MARKET
away. It was a splendid ovation that developed, but ut last R u ck len ’s A r phone line*.
4 started home. H earing of Dr. K in g ’s women troubled w ith fain tin g and dizzy student.
J . SMITH. P ro p .
“ G ood!" said th e professor en th u si
the most distinguished man in Am nica Salve cured it com pletely. It's the
New D iscovery, he began to use it.
I s e l’ . back :oht\ headache, weakness,
F or S a l k -H o r s e , Soo 11 >$ , halt believe it saved tiiy lif e .” he w rites ‘ for
a stically. "W h ic h n o s t r lI r ~ S u c c e s s
greatest
healer
of
ulcers,
burns,
boils,
ec-
erica teeeived in Portland.
d eb ility, constipation <*r k id n ey d is
I /etna, scalds, cuts, corns, cold-sores, Shetland; harness and buggy $%o it made a new man o f me, so th at I c.ti«
First Class Meats of all
orders. E sc them and gain new health,
bruises and piles on earth. Try it.
25c cash.
C. \Y. VYisner,
now do good w ork a g a in .” F o r all lung strength and vigor. T h e y ’re guaranteed
Never out o l w ork
kinds handled
“ Our b aby cries for C h am b erlain ’s at all druggists.
T he bnvieat litUe things ever made are
Electric Store
t
Have you seen them?
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DALES
New Railroad Exten
sion Soon Completed
’M ir -
Scientific JfàcrìcaiL
CEDAR
SHINGLES
Ml)NN&Co.88,Bro^'N3wyork
A. KRIEGER & CO.
Roosevelt Visits
Portland
Two Men S^ick Pockets
Much Liquor Is
Consumed
J. V. BARR
C ough R e m ed y ,” w rites Mrs. T. B. K tn-
d rjtk , k asa ca, G a.
It is the best cough
re u u d y on the m arket for coughs, colds
and c ro u p ." For sale b y a ll good d eal
ers.
In cases o f rheumatism relief from pain
They have it good fresh vege-
m akes sleep and rest possible. This tnav
tables. Go and see them
Pen- I lie obtained by appi) in g Cham berí tin s
laud & Jorg.
I Linim en t. F or sale* b y a ll good dealers.
diseases, coughs, colds, la grip|>e, asiL- to satisfy o r m oney refunded. O nly
50C Dr. K in g ', N ew Life P ills. E very pill i ,
m t, croup, w hooping cou gh , h ay K v e r, at all d ru ggists.
\ a sORar-coate l glob u le ot h ealth , th at
hem orrhages, hoarseness or q u in sy, it's
I changes w eakness into stren gth , laguor I Buy and Sell Mutton, Pork and
the best know n rem edy. Price 50c and
into en ergy, t-ra n-fag into m ental 'p o w
Veal. Market price paid in cash.
We hare a bargain in a city lo t ' r n ir ' n~ v'-nistipotion, headache, ch ills,
$I * Trial bottle free.
G uarantee ! by
Ivwpepsia, m alaria.
O n ly ’.jc at all C h icken s w anted I pay fo r hens 14c .
all d ruggists
for sale. Inquire at the Progress.
iruggists.
i Spring roosters 13 c.
t