Estacada progress. (Estacada, Or.) 1908-1916, October 08, 1914, Image 4

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    PROFESIONAL CAROS
H E N R Y V.ADIX.M.L
P H Y S IC IA N A S U R G E O N
OFFICII, ADJOINING RKSIDKNCI?
Local and Lon& Distance Telephone
The doctor’s phone can lie conn°cte<
with your houie phone at night U re
quested. One long ring.
D r . W. K . H a v H a n d
P h y s ic ia n a n d
Su rg eo n
6Iffice o n M a i n Si. b e tw e e n 1st
and 2nd. T e le p h o n e C o n n e ctio n s
R esidence c o rn e r o i Second
a n d C u rrin streets
n r . L. A . W E L L S
D E N T IS T
Associated w ith Dr. H . V.
A o ix.
D R R. M O R S E .
P h y s ic ia n a n d S urgeon
Tests eyes and fits glasses.
Office over Drug Store
Local and long
phone.
r.L A U D E
distance
tele-
IV . D E V O R E
Estacada. O re g o n
W. E A R T L E T T .
LAW YER
Office on Broadway.
Eitacada,
THE
Oregon
BR O W N
O REGO N
R E L IE F
W h a t People A re Doir.g
F H G N E 513
F IR E
A S S O C IA T IO N
O F MCMINNVILE. ORE.
C holera
Livery,, Feed
&
Standing of PIANO Contestants
WceK ending Oct. 3
20
\V. A
H eylm au
or E
\V. tacada, including fencing,
FOR S A L E Five Kellerstross Bartlett.
. ¡Crystal White Orpington cocker­
Miss Sadie Hornibraok, a Vocal
els for sale cheap if taken at
anu Piano Instructor of Portland,
once. Apply R. O. Morrison or
was an Estacada visitor, Wednes­
at the Progress offcoe.
day, looking up a Vocal and In­
FO R S A L E — 16 head of Shrop­ strumental class.
Saie
STABLE
JO N E S
PROPRIETOR
Good rigs and careful drivers always
shire Sheep, r Sow with 8 Pigs.
Call Main 85 or Progress office.
Miss Laura VVismer and daugh
ters, Debora and O-hlla, of Hills­
boro, are visiting at the home of
CLEARANCE SA LE
John
her mother, Mrs. P. Held, of
Githens has some fine rabbits George
pens,;
blue prints, specification and cost
• Sum m er C am p in g Sites
data Last seen in the neighbor- \Aithin the National Forests
hood of tbe P. It. L-. & P. Co s. j £,id you know that you could
office in Po eland, but probably j rent, at a nominal fie per annum,
tangled up in red tape and can’t hulf an acre of ground within flu-
reach Estacada. Any informa-: Na1ti?nal f ortK.t *or " 8um,n,er h,'me
. . 1 1
1 , 1
, , and live there indefinitely ?
tion as to the whereabouts should ! .
,.
,
.1
According to the National Forest
be sent to the Progress at once. ;
Manual. “ The fullest use of tbe
LOST Several car loads of j NalionaI Foresl lands ani.
resources
gravel, between the Barton pit js desired and encouraged". Few
and Estacada.
Four loads got | | people realize what this means. So
as far as Morrow station. These 11
much has been said of the commer-
car loads were
presumably
sent ------
j cih1 ---------
gid_e of the National Forest re-
.
.
from the pit, or promised, about
about i sotlrces of their worlh lo (he
four months ago, and should ,j ion as a business proposition, that
arrive before the apple blossoms little heed has been given to their
come again.
value as a people’ s playground.
and guinea pig-3 fo.’ calc. Call
on nim, at Alspaugh, if you are
Socie'.y S alionery is the proper
| looking for a bargain.
thing.
Call and let u.; show.you
samples or sugge .
i-ruething
Team Work and Hauling by
The Washington Nursery Co. „ ¡ce anj proper l'or your writing
is now introducing its superior ¡table.
the Day or Contract
Nursery Stock for Fall and j
Spring settings. Gallon Walter | W. H. Mat too’ , County Com-
Politics
Whitbeck, Estacada, Ore. Will mission -r, from Estacada, em-
Readers
may
notice a scarcity
phatically denies the statements
cal! by request.
Commercial Patronage
ol
political
news
in the Progress,
as set forth by a Mr.
mar,
a specialty,
FOR S A L E A good two se-1- and sEited that there was r,o but it may come litter. Most of
the money being spent to adver-
ed hack in fine erudition, year truth in hh acc 1 attons.
tise the various measures, is
and
a
naif
old,
at
a
bargain
or
W . M. Yonce
The house pair.tii; - t ; identic being spent with the big city
will trade for a good single bug­
has spi ...1!, and -eporte come of papers and the promulgator.3
gy.
S. D. Dunl p, Garfield.
, its pro .■ nee on 'he liorte of J. of the measure.' expect the
'Randolph of Viola.
A newly country papers to give them
Adminijtrator'j Notice to Creditors
painted h-va \> is 1 g.j. J reflection free advertising.
This office-
Notico is hereby given that the unde.-- 0 f p ^ ,.
B lack sm ith an d W heelw right
I receive. do.:en3 of letters per
SPECIAL
Given
Home Again
H aving spent the majority of his
A fter hog* have been exposed
to the cholera and tbe germs have time for the past sixty days, in the
interests of Clackamas county and
tC,tml " ,eir ‘ v»tems, the only
| the Oregon State Pairs, the editor,
'Method of prevention consists iu
K. M. Standish, returned to Ksta-
the ‘ “jection of hog cholera serum,''
| cad a last Tuesday meriting and
“ says I)r. B. T . Situs, veterinarian
inlcrod .t ihj ro*tofflce In Eiuxxàà. Oi«gcn. a*
Will aud Walter Douglas ; of
from now ou, with little exception,
second class mail
at the Oregon Agricultural College.
Eagle Creek, killed a porcupine
he will remain right on the job and | Inasmuch as Miss Wilma Kitching 1 8 Flora Johnson
91,0 05
But if the methods of spread
" fe w tidys ago.
give
bis entire time to the publish had obtained the largest number ol 9 Minnie Nelson
70.755
SUBSCRIPTION RATES
*•
are kept iu mind, a great many out­
tag of tbe Iv tacada Progress.
, votes, during the week ending Oct 1 to Rosalie Allen
61,605
One year..
___SI 00
Miss Em ily Kälber of Cal-fornii breaks
.
may be prevented bv not a!
___ 50 is ei-iting her mother and family at
three
the
weekly
Myrtle i.tHUiey
Looney
r .,
. ,.
.
..
.
. * For
‘ • tbe
- — past
I .............-
- weeks »
»■»- . .pd,
V I she was . awarded
« » . hot the
me »
w i l l ( it ntytiK
55-440
" k'
°
exi
■
Progress has been largely edited by prize.
The ballot box will be j j Rstacada M. K. Church 49,860
George.
cholera. Tile following are some
the High Sell sil Students of Fsta-j opened again Saturday, Oe-t. rotli j 13 Ethel Tracy
28,225
Thursday, October 8, 1014
Mrs. O. O Bland of Estacada of ilie rules that should be observed.
; e-ada and the editor wishes to thank and a prize wdl be awarded the coti- 14 Emma Barr
26 . >35
has been on the sick list for a few I Be su -picioiis of every sick bog.
tliem f r theii good work.
tesiant who has made the best 15, Sadie Wilcox
23300
dar s
Want and For i ü ! c Column
N ever allow any bog tb it is »-ek to
As everyone knows, Clackam as showing for this week. The fol- t6 Garfield Country Club
22.950
Mr and Mis, Hively of Alspaugh remain with the well animals.
<minty wou the first prize among lowing is the standing as shown 17 Alta Reislatid
22,810
Progress Want Ado furti The attendu) tile funeral ot M is Coop­
Be sure the bogs do not have n the county exhibits, the prize only I Oct. 3rd.
18 Lucile Jones
20,370
Deal.
er of MiF.vaukie list week.
chance to drink infected water
It imounted to $ 14 2
net, blit the
19 Ruth Saling
>7-865
This contest dost s S .turday,
there is an outbreak of cholera any­ honor made up the difference, as it
20 lK*Ua Vallen
16.050
FOR S A L E Good fresh vege­
October 17th.
O N LY TEN
“ NO H U N T IN G ’ ’ signs are where in the neighbot hood do not is the first time Clackamas ever ,
21 I.ela Howe
13 - 5 > 5
tables. C a t e and see them.
printed and for sale at the Prog- let your hogs get to a stream which won a first. Clackamas also won
D A Y S M O RE.
Get your
22 Elfie Cox
>
2.370
Fred Jorg I ress office.
Call before the sup­ passes through one of the infected the Oregon F.lectric C o .'s $10 0 .0 0
votes ¡11 early, before it is too
23 Ellen Erickson
12 ,0 15
ply is exhausted.
ranches
J chime clock, for the finest display
24 Ethel Horner
late.
> >. > 25
W A N TED Second hand sin­
A lw ays quarantine any new hogs of grains and grasses. T h is clock
25 M is. Earl Kilgore
>0-955
gle buggy, with or without har­
Below is a list of the Candidates
Several people from the Eagle which are brought on the ranch for will cdorn the court rocui of the
26 Mrs. J. W. Stevens
8,780
ness. Apply Progress.
for the First 16 Weeks.
Creek neighborhood, attended at least three weeks. This is e-- County Court, hereafter.
27 Jus. G . Hamilton
8 705
the Sandy Fair and all report a
200.783 28 Mable Tracy
The credit for this w inning e x ­ 1 Wilma Kitching
peciallv true of animals which have
Money to Loan in any amount,
8.575
good time.
been shipped in freight cars
It is hibit is not all due to the editor, for 2 Mrs. Roy Douglass
>82 775 29 Leta Posson
4.810
on first mortgages. Money avail- i
168.757 30 Will. Glenn
Edgar
and
Henry
Htiple
of
Al-
some trouble to keep these hogs he received abundaut help from! 3 Lera Dale
able at once, with no red tape \
3.035
>53.237
formalities. Apply R. M. St'.n-j spaligli are planning on a goose separate but they are alw ays dan- growers from all parts of the conn- j 4 G ladys Hayner
The ptize for Oct loth will be
12 1,19 5
shooting trip to Eastern Oregon in ! gérons,
tv and O. E Freytag of the Oregon j 5 Grace Denney
dish, Estacada.
one-half
dozen Rogers silver-plated
6
Pearl
Johnson
City
Commercial
Club,
had
collect­
>>8.457
tbe near tuitire.
Bury or burn the carcass of every
7 Edua Jorg
RO U N D l TP Your family and
94
9oy
¡
tea
spootis.
ed
a
very
fine
collection
of
grains'
Mrs. R M. March, of Clover- animal that tins on your ranch
It
get that family photo taken, by A. dale. O ■ gon i ; 111 king a few weeks ' this is not d om , the ca: 1 ion eating am* Kr:issc‘s . which materially add-
M. Stephens.
visit iu IisUe’ada, with friends and animals may come directly liotn the et' >° the display. P. b . Standish
Remcmber-
relatives.
carcass of a hog that died of cliol- °* Garfield attended to the exhibit
W AN TED Eggs.
Highest
era to your ranch and thus bring in of fruit an l so picked and display­ You get 100 votes for
cash purchase at Fin ch 's store.
Miss Helen White and Robert
price paid at Palace Meat Market.
ed his apples, that they made a ,. >,
the infection.
300 ■ .
,. $ 1. paid on old accounts at Finch’s store.
Peter.:.
:i
of
Foreland,
were
week­
Fred Jot g
very fine showing.
.. 2000 ,,
,, J,t. cash on new subscription to the Progress.
A s far as is possible see that
end g i f ta ■ f Mr. and Mrs. Pete
,, $ 1 . cash for renewal to subscription or for
It is likely that the majority of ,, ,, 1000 ,,
your neighbors bum or bury all
PIGS FOR S A L E $ 3.00 each. Cleste. of Eagle Cn-.k.
subscription paid in advance (no matter
the Clackamas
exhibit will be
carcasses
especially
those
of
hogs
how far) at f i . for each year.
Apply D. Horner, Dodge.
shown at the Portland Land Prod­
iff!’. B U SIN E SS MAN, Don’ L which have died of cholera.
ucts Show, Oct. 26th to Nov. 14th,
FOR S A L E F u l l b lo o d e d let your line of Stati mery run
Do not feed hotel or kitchen
as the P. R. L. i t P. Co. are w ill­ Call at the Progress office or Finch’s Store for further information.
• ot lor. slops which contain raw bacon
Berkshire boar pigs for sale. Sire, out before pU>..:.; in •
ing lo finance the display. In the
Cascade King: Dam.Vio et’s Prin­ do it NOW while you litii.k of it. rinds or lirtm bones,
latter case, R . M Standish will ar-
Dr. Morse also tests eyes
cess 4th. Price, including regist­
When your neighbors, hogs get rnnge the exhibit and the eom-
W atch Repairing
Joe
Nicholson,
of
E-t
w
,
1
a,
re­
1
and fits glasses. Office over
ration, 512 and up each.
sick let them alone. You probably oany's employees will handle it.
AND
turned home this wetk, . !:er sev­
drug store.
Apply D. Horner, Dodge.
can not help them but if you gr,
Few people realizi the hours of
eral months lil.sitice, ou the hy­
Cleaning
around where they are you are very hard work in getting together such
F O U S A L E -O n e $00.00 Behn- draulic wotk at the Big Dam at
liable to collect some of the germs a display of the county products' as M ethodist Ep iscop al Church Cal1 at E ST A C A D A PH ARM ACY
ke-Walker Business Colleg Tui­ Great Falls, Mont
on y our feet or clothing at.d thus was shown at the State Fair, but it
tion Certificate. Will sell n easy
Sunday School - - - to a. m. _
, .
, ,
Mrs H arvey M utoon of Viola, infect your hogs. N ever allow any­
was well worth the work and e x ­
terms to any worthy young man who it as been in 1.1, O ree 11 City
one. who has been around sicl; pense, for thousands of people be­ Epw onu League - - . 6:30 p.
or woman desiring same. Will hospital for some lime, 1» isjiorted
Vocal instructor
hogs to come into your lots or came belter acquainted with Clack­ Prayer meeting Thursday 7:30 p m
take secured note or will sell cer­ as well on the ru, i to recovery, and
handle your h o g s " .
405
12th
St.
Portland, Ore.
amas
county
and
its
resources
tificate as ffrst payment on a may return home i t a f-.-w days.
I-REAC11ING SERVICES:
or
Progress
Office
O
ier2.5C
L)<f
the
Estacada
book­
fresh milch cow or other stock
At Estacada— First and third
Lc-at
Remember, vot is may register
lets were di .ributed at the County
that can be used on the farm.
Sundays in each month at 7:30 p. m
LOST- Unc
One real nice, young and State Fairs aud results should
Phone or see A. M. Stephens, up to October 15 li, and you c:n
Calendar of Meeting Dates
Second and fourth Sundays in each
register at the i fii. e.s of C. \V. I>
nronaise of a .dockyards for Gs- come from them,
Route 1, Estacada, Oregon.
mouth at 11 a. nr.
Kstacada Development I.eague.
1 st
vore,
Automobile Insurance a ■; ecialty
W. A.
H og
J. P. Strahl o f Eagle Creek,
went
to Eastern On -Ion, l'CC'. atly.
Published l%erv Ihursdav Morning at
Miss
Anita Pau’san of Port-
rSUC 41 ) 4 . OtttGON
land,
is
visiting at the home o f
R. M. Standisti, Editor *q«l Manager
her uncle, J. Paulson of George.
S a d ie H o rn 1 b roo k
Piano and
IN S U R A N C E M A N
O F GRESHAM
PROGRESS
(iNCtfKFOUATltn)
$1
A T T O R N E Y -A T-LA W
and
N O T A R Y P U B L IC
JO H N
ESTACADA
ATTENTION
Hunting and Flailing Partie*
Mondsy evening, each month ut
A t Currinsville First and third
C. I. C. Rooms.
S u n d aysat 11 a. in
Second aud
Civic
Improvement
Club. 2nd. nml 4 th.
fourth Sundays ot 7:30 p. m.
Saturday uftcruoon at C. I. C. Rooms,
At Garfield Second and fourth
Stiuday s at 3 p. m.
A t Mr. Z io n --F irst and
Sundays at 3 p m.
third
C. E Rees, Pastor.
O. O. F.
Every Saturday night,
8 P. M. at I. O. t). r. Hall.
Rebeccas. Each 2nd and 4tli Wednes­
day Evening, 8 l*. .M. at l. O. O. K.
Had.
A. F.. & A. M. Pirst Tuesday* evening,
each mouth at l. O. O. F. Hall.
The Re-Organized Church of
Jesus Christ of L . D S. meets in Order of Eastern Star. Third Tuesday
of each month at I. O. O. F. Hall.
store building on the corner, form
eily the Howe store, Sundays as L"g ” i Grunge. First Situ day iu every
month at Orange Hall.
follows: Sunday School at 10, and
preaching at ir o’ clock A , M, All Springwater Grange. Second Saturday
ill every month ut Orange Hall.
cordially invited.
Eagle Cr. ek Grange. Third Saturday in
every month at Orange Hall.
J. F. Wiles, Elder.
Where can one find a more delight
Garfield Grange. Fourth Saturday in
fill recreation soot than iu the beau­
eveiy mouth at Grange Hall.
Christian Church
tiful forest?
Sunshine
Circle.
Every two weeks on
Many a “ sylvan scene” within Sunday school
-
10 A . M.
Thursday afternoon,
the National Forest - boundary may Morning service
-
ir A. M.
Dore ,s Society,
Third Thursday of
be permanently enjoytd for tbe ask- Y . V. S. C. E.
-
7 I». M
each month.
i-.ig. Go into the Forest and pick
Eveuing service
-
7:30 P. M. Modfrn Priscillas’ FourtlrThursday of
out your camping site along some-
each month.
A
ll
are
cordially
invited.
stream or by the side of some lake
J. C. Ghormley, Pastor.
or in the high mountain--; then ap- (
S E c
ply to the nearest supervisor for a
permit to use half an acre or so o f1
GET A NAME E 0 R YOUR HOME
ATTEMI0N
signe! hus boon appoint-.1 administrator ’
*
J
,
------ - -
--------- >— | Und on which to establish your j
And
come to the PROGRESS
When in need of Letter-heads,
of the Fatale of Jeremiah J. Judd, do-'
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Douglass of week w ith tree ¡-.(dices enclosed, camp. If vonr choice t>f a site dot s
O
FFIC
E and let us print you
At the Old Staud
ceased, by tho County Cjuit of Cl-tcka- Eagle Creek, were host ar.il for publication, but until some- not interfere with other Forest us- Memos, Statements, Envelopes, '1
r.tns C 1.1 ntv, Oregon; All porions having | hostes3 last week, to the latter’s thing looking like noney, cash. ers. he will grant it to tou upon tin , L* > 0 (i i'R m s , I n v i t a t i o n s , ^ some
tasty sta tionery I
citimi aglina sail estate aio ho.-.-bv
parents, Mr. and Mrs. G. Moeh- checks, or i.s -ivtivalent comes payment ot the annual rental, which Announcements, B u s i n e s s or I oIxTrlu
GIVE HIM A CALL
j
notified to present the same properly ■ ,
, ,
,
,
,
. . .
1
.
e make a busi-1
verlfl *d to the undersigned at his rc.i- n k e ’ an d b ro th e r a n d w ife , Mr. a lo n g with it, no publicity will rental runs from $5 to $25, actotd- Calling Cards, Hand Bills, Butter w
be g iven to th e ir respective mg to the location and the size of j Wrappers, or in fact, anything ' 1 " ess of Pnnt,nK letter-heads |
donee n*?ar B irton. Clackamas County and Mrs. Albert Moehnke.
Oregon, on or before six months after
Give US a t“ f° r our faiTner friends. Call
Since the trout have quit biting, I m easure3'
| of th eram p site. Y ou r permit is in the Printing line,
“ and let us talk it over.
the date of fi st publication of t'-.i-no­
trial and be convinced.
VV.
A
.
II.
and
Irwin
I),
ln
v
e
been
r-
v
vo
ter
«bould
vote
down
gotxl
indefinitely,
the
only
req-tire-
F irst class lumber of all kinds. tice.
Dit>d this 8th day of October, 1914. \ pursuing the elusive mushroom the I>”<-, o s t - Eight H our Law. ment lieing that you comply with
: The capture of this luscious tidbit fo r il is ruino,,i>- :>»'l »'b at would [ Forest Service regulaliu. s, chiefly
Edwin N. Bat. t.
Dimension material a specialty.
Let the progressive farmers of
Administrator of tho est .te of Jprcmi- is great -port, exhiliralir.g but not a farmer do, if his h a rv e s t w as I in regard to sanitation and fire pte- this
neighborhood name
their
Road W ork On
ah J. Judd. Deceased.
Prompt deliveries made from
overly dangerous, unless it's a toad Dati.llei! iti t ight hour s h irts or | vention.
farms.
Pick out a good name and
L. Stipp, Attorney for Administrator. sloo’_
!
our
lumber
canips
were
operated
From
the
Forest
Service,
U.
S.
big stock on hand.
Supervisor Kitching of Dist­
let us know. We will publish it
First publication, Oct. 8, 1914.
There is no' Dept, of Agriculture, Portland of and that will pre empt the title for r,ct 4, kidnapped four car loads
! on the same bt
Phone or call at mill, at Dodge.
The Oregon Law says that ill argument i.> T.v.-i- of this bill.
your sole use.
Farm ers are not | ° f KTavel from the Morrow siding
Nt.fite for Publicati >n
BU
TTER must be wrapped in for Oregon.
0 . C. Kladsch, Owner.
naming
their
pi
ores
for mere senti- j I38*- week and spread them on
R ecall L a g g in g
D -partment of the Inte.-ior. U.
s . I P arch m en t p aper. W E h ave th e I T h ere is a
en
e on the bal-'
The recall petitions being circu­ mem’ s sake, although that has a ¡the stretch o f Currinsville road
o r T i'H A 0 #t P0nl8nd
06 , J ‘ Pa Pe r and can do th e p rin tin g i n ! lot to allow
Portland to form a
lot to do with the choice of names. ; near the Shankland place.
He
J. V. BARR
Klaetsch Mills
We SELL and DELIVER
Notice i* hereby given that Idmboth th e proper form . C A L L 'a n d S E E .
W. Johnson, of Bissell, Cackam-j C).,
O.vgon, who. on Augu 1 9 . 19 ». made
' ,r an<1 Mrs. A M Hurlhert,
H >mestcad Fnt.y. Nj. OF 3 .’ , for South- formerly of Estacada and vicinity,
west quarter, S -tion 24 . Township 3 but, who for the past je a r have
county o f its own and elim in ate
tw o Sets o f officials. W e should
vo t* fo r this tile isti-e. a s it ir .ig llt
help th e form ation fa t t e w c o u n -
tv “ in thia lv>,v ,,-io-bho -bo., 1 "
lated ag .wist Commissioner W. H.
Mattoon, don't seem to be receiving The farnier recognizes the adver-
very many signers in the eastern » •« "« value that ■ good farm name
part of the county, and those which
W hy don't you advertise,
are being worked bv paid solicitors Mr- Earmet?
^Ports that everyone in dtis dist-
n c t donated work and cut down
^
Bullard hill.
District 4 is
F irs t class - $ 4 .0 0 per cord
s owing the proper spirit in the
matter o f better roads. The bal-
Second class 3 .5 0 ’
’
« bce” S ,he vici,'il> of Prince Ru in a few v', :. s hence.
“
| ‘ " ° .re.g° n Ci,y’ ,rc nut over!y i J W. Ferguson, J r ., our congcn-!an ce
^l>e w ork is a w a itin g
Cord Wood in any Quantity ma'-.e Km il Hve year Pi oof, loettbll.h «*rt- B 1 " have rrtnrne€*
As to thy l.< m ’„lures, most cro^ le(l w,,1‘ " amrs-
ial district forest sttpervi- or. who m ore g ra v e l,
claim to the I inn :<V»ve describe!.
*** s' *> "'K with Mrs. ' 0f th*m are V..g.,e in their word. 'V,,hm* 10 S' Kn a rcia" I elition ! lias made his home in Estacada for j
VVnle b c. LOONtY
for« the Regi ter an I Revolver, l . S. Huilbert's parents, Mr and Mrs. ¡ng and it would take a student ' ho" 1J have to K° 10 sonie desig
or s L FISHEIt
Dr. C. J. Smith democratic can-
I.aad Ol«.-.., at Porti t ', (’ r.-g ,:., o
nated spot to sign, and not have it the past season, is leaving this
of political ccot-.i tv to ferret out
Route 3, Estacada, Oregon
t'te I 81 I. day of Novaarber, '9'.4.
week
with
Mrs.
Ferguson,
for
their
didale
f< r governor, and Milton A .
.
forced on them by paid signature
Chas E. Dubois of S\.r. Oregon, their real intent, hut one thing is
/
Or leave orders at Progress Office.
Chiman riMhUM ar wit no* t-;
getters. If a man had to go out *lome in Salem. Mr. Fergusons's Miller,
will speak at the Boner
has been an Fstacnla »i-itoi for the apparent, t > y
m to bo fram-
A Wcaicrhold,
of
his
way
to
sign
one,
he
might
wor,t
k
r
tbe
past
few
years,
...
has Theatre, Friday evening, Oct. 9th
N 80 h.Fl,
p.tst few iia\s, attending 10 some ed w it h a view o f harassing t h e
necessitated his residence here dor-1 n
,
, 1
.
,
not lie so eager to start a recall
G. W. Riler,-,
business matters lu vc
He ii-Miin- c o r p o ra t io n s an t w it h t h e i>re. -
H
alf
of
the
big
the
summer
months
and
Rat*.
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* s u ’Ject W >11 be State
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ai>y
and
every
pretext,
El.
I.
n'l
of
It;
sell,
Ort-gon.
Horseshoeing and Repair Work
e.l to fstir. Tuesday, where lie is f l i t quiet liU 'ltlt’s ConoitiotlS 111
H- F. Iligby,
name* on the average petition of . 0 “ 1*
will regret their leav- IsS" C!'' aml M r' Miller will advo
DONt AT .MORROWS' BARN
engaged 111 the lumber Inisiu.ss, the Northwest, the corporations.
Register
All wo.lt gunrantre-l
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rt «mount 10 m.llung but M “ «• but nke the apple blossom s, c'ile “ >e interest I of S n Geo E
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v.t
.e
n
d
in
g
to
law
under
-r.-
the firm name of Donahue N s ' “ "b n
010. ............ in O rcyo,
llse
from n , e r»is and the little green aphis, they will Chamberlain. A ll arc invited to
W, C. Whitfield
w ieh entry was made.
| Dubois Lumber Co.
i should b« tallow J a resp ite.
j t e n t ’ ’ 4,gu.,u r c chaser."
! ta u rn aga-.u in the spring.
j , ttewL
16 inch WOOD
BLACKSMITHING
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