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Our FRENCH BLUE ENAMELED WARE
Selling Every Day
The lucky purchaser draws the
Free $50. Steel Range
Notice is hertby given that we,
the unde signed T a x Paters, con
sisting of ten per cent, of Ihe T a x
Pavets in ihe eitv of Estacada Road
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District, ClacKanias County, Ore
gon, hereby give notice lo the Tax
Payers of said city of Estacada Road
District lhct there will fie a meeting
of the T a x Payers of said District
in the C i'y Hall at Estacada. Ore
gon, on the 27th day of November,
1914 at 2 o’ clock P M., to vote ad
ditional tax 111 said District for road
purposes, as provided by an act of
the legislature in 1 9 1 3 , Section
6 3 2 1 . Page 24. of the R ;a d Laws
of Oregon.
' I H. V. Adix
2 Carrie L. Adix
3 Win. Dale
4 C. Linn
3 A. Stubbe
6 L A. Chapman
7 S P Waterburv
8 K. G . Marchbank
9 K B. Byers
to J V . Barr
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Fred Jorg
12 Bert H. Finch
) 1 3 S C Stewart
1 14 W. D. Henthorn
15 Will Kaake
16 Wm
Underwood
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Estacada Furniture Co.
Green Trading Stamps.
UNDbRTAKERS
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Notice is hereby given that w-,
the undersigned T a x Patent. con
sisting of ten per cent of the Tax
Pavers in Ro d District No 40,
Clackamas County, Oregon, hereto
giye notice lo the Tax Payers of
said Road District No. 40 that there
will lie a meeting of tile T a x Pavers
of said District in School House.
District 94 at Section 17. T p 2 S R4
E . W . M . , o u the 28th day of Novem
ber, 19 14 at 2 o’ clock P. M., to vote
an additional tax in said District
for road purposes, as provided f>v
an act of the legislature in 1913,
Section 6 3 2 1 , Page 24, of the Road
Laws of Oregon,
1 Carl J. Hanson
2 H Hennksen
3 Chas. W . Bartlemay
4 Geo. Epperson
5 L . Bartlemay
6 D. S Etdinau
7 M. Zogg
8 G. H. Lilja
9 P. Douglas
10 Wiley Douglass
1 1 Isaac Scott
12 H. W. Hanson
1 3 C. Anderson.
Notice for Levy of Additional Road lax
Notice is hereby given that we,
the undersigned T a x Pavers, con
sisting of ten per cent, of the T a x
Payers in Road District N o 55,
Clackamas County, Oregon, hereby
Notice for Levy of Additional Road Tax give notice to the T a x Payers of said
Notice is hereby given that we, Road District No. 55 that there will
the undersigued T a x Payers, con be a meeting of the T a x Payers of
sisting of ten per cent, of the T a x said District in the School House at
Pavers in Road District No. 45, Viola, on the 2tsr dav of Novem
j Clackamas County, Oregon, hereby ber, 1 9 14 at 2 o ’clock P. M., to vole
¡give notice to the T a x Payers of an additional lax in said District for
said Road District No. 45 that there road purposes, as provided hy an ac*
will be a meeting of the T a x Pavers of the legislature in 19 1 3 , Section
of said Dtstrict in Elwood school | 6 3 21, Page 24, of the Road L a w s of
Born, to Mr. and Mrs. W. M. house at Elwood, on the 21st dav 1 O iegon.
Hobson of Barton, November 91h, of November. 19 14 at 2 o'clock P.
1 Lorenzo Ttnny
a son.
2 E. W . Fickeu
M., to vote an additional tax in said
Earl Gibson visited a few days District for road purposes, as pro- ! 3 L. S Tentiy
last week at the home of his uncle, j vided by an act of the legislature in 4 John Ficken
j 1913. Section 6 3 2 1 , Page 24, of the 5 J. II. Sevier
H. S Gibson, of Eagle Creek
6 J. E. LaCrov
I Road Laws of Oregon.
Frank Cummings of Viola was
7 James F Cummin
1 Cnris. Bittner
called to Portland suddenly lust
8 D. G. White
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Bogden
week to see his brother, who is
9 F. E. Cockerline
3 S. Granatzki
very ill.
to R. M. Miller
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Rydsewski
it J. M. Hayden
T w o millon salmon eggs were re 5 J. A. Scott
12 G. M. Hivelv
ceived by Manager Benson at the 6 Joe Powers
1 3 A. A Allen
River Mill hatchery this week from
the Bonneville slate hatchery.
Notice for Levy of Additional Road lax 14 J F. Cromer
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Do you need a new Overcoat?
Notice is hereby given that we.
the undersigned T a x Pavers, coil
sisliug of ten tier cent of the T a x
Payers in Road District No 4-
Clackamas County, Oregon, hereby
give notice to the T a x Payers of said
Road District No. 4 that there will
be a meeting of the T a x Pavers of
said District in School House at
Currinsville, Oregon on the 21st
day of November, 19 14 at 2 o’clock
P. M , to vote an additional tax in
said District for toad purposes, as
provided by an act of the legisla
ture in 1913, Section 6321, Page 24,
of the Road Laws of Oregon,
t Lester F. Hale
2 R H. Citrrin
3 J. C. Kilchuig
4 G. B Linn
5 Mrs. E. Linn
6 W . M. Wade
7 Mrs. L Hale
8 Nellie Curriu
9 L. Hale
to George Walter
it N E Linn
12 Elsie Linn
13 C. R Lovell
14 John K. Ely
15 Daniel Matson
16 Ed Erickson
17 K. E. Salitig
18 C. A Looney
19 W. H. Kellendonk
20 Kate Jones
21 L Y . Congdon
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B. R Kimmel
J. F. Lovelace
W . F Cary
A . E . Sparks
Irwin D Wright
A . Morrow
W. H. Mattoon
John P Irvin
G. H. Lichthorn
L M Henthorn
Wm. KeMendonk
Mrs L . Underwood
O O . Bland
Phil Wnvner
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ford, Kersey or Chinchilla. Made to
your order and latest styles. $14. up.
R- G- M A R C H B A N K - E S T A C A D A
£2 a dav
f 10 a week
The Hotel Estacada
MODERN C O N V E N IE N C E S
One of the most delightful
Resorts on the Coast
Local and Tourist Trade Solicited
S a d ie H o r n ib r o o k
Piano and Vocal In s tr u c t o r
40512th St. Portland, Ore. or Progress.
Family Theatre Saturday night two
shows in one, “Life’s Cross Roads” and
“The Taming of the Shrew” in 6 reels,
10 cents. Sunday night, “When Men
Would Kill,” comedy, 3 parts, 1 reel.
Wednesday night, the usual excellent
program.
Chas Duncan of Garfield is erect
ing a new house, opposite his place,
to be occupied, on completion, by
Ins father and mother, Mr. and
Mrs. Janies Duncan.
Notice is hereby given that we,
the undersigned T a x Pavets. con
sisting of ten per cent, of the T a x
Payers in Road District No. to,
Clackamas County, Oregon, hereby
Viola reports over #14. as netted give notice to the T a x Pavers of said
Road District No. to that there will
from the proceeds of tne recent
basket social held there. The pro be a meeting of the T a x Payers of
said District in Tracv school house
gram. in charge of Miss Myrtle
at School District No 68, on the
•W’oodle, was a big success.
21 st dav of November, 1 9 1 4 at 2
John Githen’ s of Alspaugh is al o'clock P. M., to vote an additional
ready planning to acquire more tax in said District for road pur
than his share of the next East poses, as provided by an act of the
Clackamas Fair’s prizes. He is i legislature in 1 9 1 3 , Section 6 3 2 1 ,
preparing a fine piece of heaver dam Page 24, of the Road Laws of Ore
land, to raise the best of vegetables. gon.
1 L . J. Palmateer
2 H. D. Trapp
3 Samuel Draper Dunlop
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4 P. F. Standish
5 R G. Palmateer
6 J. B Duncan
7 J. H. Tracy
H. G . Trowbridge of Garfield 8 N . M Tracv
had a fire scare recently, when a I 9 E. W Petty
hanging lamp dropped iti the house to A . W. Botkin
scattering flames in all directions. 11 J. M Schultz
Fortunately only a linen table cloth 12 W . W Dillon
was damaged and the fire which 1 > 3 L. M Viicnm
started on the Ceiling was quickly 14 W . R. Reid
extinguished.
I 15 W. P. Snuffin
Mrs. S. D. Allen of Missoula,
I Mont., son and daughter, are vis
iting at the homes her father
and brothers, C. L. and E. D.
Allen of Estacada and C. S. Al
len of Cazadero.
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Mrs C. M. Folsom of Spring-
water was called to Walla Walla,
Wash., about ten days ago to at
tend her infant grandson, who was
kicked by a horse and severely in
jured. He was taken from hts
home at Dayton to St Mary 's hos
pital iu Walla Walla, immediately.
Ed. Ficken and Clarence Juhb of
Viola had a bad scare last week,
when their horse ran away and
threw both of them out. Aside
from a broken buggv, no harm was
dune.
Mrs. M. Delap of Portland has
moved to Estacada and intends to
make it her future home.
Miss Florence Schultz of Craw-
fordsville, Ind , arrived in Estacada
last week, to make her permanent
home with her brother, J. M
Schultz of Garfield. J. M. has hecu
thoroughly cleaning and renovating
• ‘ The Dingy Dump” for months
past, to insure his sister’s perman
ent residence here
Many of the
local people know Miss Schultz as
she visited here a year or so ago
anc' the neighbors have given her a
hearty welcome