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OREGON CITY ENTERPRISE FRIDAY, JULY 20, 1001. CORRESPONDENCE J Our correspondent will pleas send In articles before Wed nod ay a of each week, otherwise it reaches u too Into for publication. air V 0' -V V W "a W W ' V "T ' V M- Several team are t'lti ploytvl in hauling cedar posts to Troutdale for Crown ami Hons, Cmps of all kinds are in e xcellent con dition now as well as fruit w hich comes UP in Hue shape Saw mills have temporarily shut down tie-cawing. However, several mills are sawing lumber for local demand. Already people are going out to berry patches. Blackberries are not so plen tiful this year and will not be ripe for a week yet. Frown and Sons are moving their saw mill on a 3iV aore timber ranch west of tow n. where do will engage in saw ing ties, lumber, etc. "Making hay while the sun shines" does not apply o this section, as the sun does not shine very much. The crop is (rood and promises to be the largest ever put up here. Maiamas came back from the ML Hood trip with tanned faces, and some were snow blind. They seemed none the won for the trip and everyone reports a most enjoyable time. Considerable building is jroinn on. N Nelson and D. Jaeger, are making prep arations to build barns. II. Kidder lush's barn is nearly completed. Win. Wesby'a new house lines np in fine style. w. 0. w cftmp instilled th6 tollovinir 'I tried Aver'. H.ilr Vlcor to siop my iuir from falling. Oj half a bottle curcJ me." J. C. Dixtcr, DraiJwood, I'd. Aycr's Hair 'igor Is certainly the most ceo- nomicai preparation oi Its Kind on the market. A little of it goes a long way. It doesn't take much of it to stop falling of the hair, make the hair grow, and restore color to gray hair. w.Manti. Ani. If To lip dnii-.-i.t end m nna .l.'.V'.r .! -.1,' ' you a butil. h aur ami rit (h uu Of TvMlf iwurwlni.rr.f .rtu. Aihlrna J. I'. A LK CO., LowaU, alaaa. GOING OUT OF BUSINESS 1 1,! V"V V ' W W W -sy y SW j'-v' v W V Sy ' ' W V V)' W f a V V S f -fS i,, y I Will disposo of my vnihv slock of Lnclies' Wenr, elc, lo n rash customer or lo I ho pulilic in I ho no! )0 days. I am form, lo j business on account of poor hoallh. 31 v rnlin slock will ho marked down X Some of Iho gootls owny below cost. Following is a list, Come j and seo my priivs. I will convince Iho puhlic of my dctcrmiiuttion to quit business. Said will hiin .Monday, .Inly 15. Miss Minnie Conklin la ho ue on a visit from Portland, where she has been working. new officers: 'fro. Brown. C. C. : H. P. Bruns, A. L; Chas. Bramhall, clerk; E. F. Andre, banker; M. Pickeeon, W.; C. S. Chase, sentry ; J. Jonea. escort ; E. T. Bruns, J. F. Andre, J. Bramhall, mnatfera. The Woodn.eo contemplate giving a picnic in September. Xw In. Charles Foster is selling out his liouee bold goods and ia gjing to move his fam ily to Idaho. We Uh him good luck. Mr. Kobert Brown c4miuenceJ cutting wheat Mond.y, July la another week every boJy wiil be busy in the har vest fitld. Since my last to your paper the wheat crop haa made a fine change for the bet ter. The green aphis that were on the wheat a month ago have disappeared and there is every indication at present of a good average crop. Winter oats look well and are almost ready lo cut. priug oats need more rain. Peas, potatoes and other vegetables are doing well. Apples and peara will be plentiful this season in this vicioity. Your correspondent vis ited the hopyard of Geo. IUndall A Son and we found the hops looking very fine and every prospect of abondant yield, with a fine chance of pickers making money. Mr. Randall employs about thirty-five pickers .and six yard bands I and dryers- Ier. Strawberries are almost gone. Mrs. Ntlson is improving slowly. Wild blackberries are commencing to ripen. R. DeShazer went to Oregon City and Portland last week. Mr. Seward and Mr. Judy are away at work for the summer. J. Hayden, of Port'and, is here send ing a few days with friends. C. Bowman and family were vuiiting 31 r. rtelson a family Sunday. . Joseph DeShazer has been quite sick for the past week but ia better now. Joseph DeShazer and family were visiting Jacob DeShazer, of Firwood, Sunday. Mrs. Cooper was over on the Col umbia river near Latourelle Falls last Saturday. The farmers are busy making hay. There is a good crop of clover and grain is splendid. Colua Colion nimrods killed a lar bobcl last Wednesday. Mra. Gottberg was in Oregon City this week visiting her son. G. 0. Gorbett made i f a w Molalla Corners Friuay laiU Coltoo will oivanixe a whist club ia soon as the evenings get a little lougei. Miss Emma Freeman, of Ellwood. wa visiting her grandparents here last Wed nesday, Tame berries are a crop rar excellent here thia year, but wibl berries seem to oe a failure. Miss Hubbard, of Colton. and Mr. Killeo, of Handy, were the nuesta of Jits Uottberg last Sunday. If. Jones and familv, of firouks. Mar- Ion county, were in Colron on th l!)th looking after business interests. Jack Countryman has purchased a wheel. Girls, it you t him now, you will have to catch hint on the fly. Misses Nellie Gottberg and Bessie Hubbard were the guets of Mr. and Mra. I r-ss bonny lat Wednesday evening. Mr. and Mrs. A. R. Countryman, late w Viarjoer, Idaho, who came to Colton a few weeks ag, expect to locate here permanently. Mr. and Mrs. R. Miller, ol Hiffhl.n.t were the welcome eueata of the Cinvnn Creek Literary last Saturday niebt and uvore-l us w ith a number of well ren dered songs, accompanied by the guitar The dread disease among calves has put in its annual appearance and quite a number of fine calves have succumbed to it. Can't some of the Entrtiri. readers tell what will cure thia disease? It is known as black tongue or bloody myrn. Haying is over and barns are full of an excellent quality of feed, although wie w earner tias been very threatening. No one was so unfortunate as lo be In jured by rain. CUckamaa count !. surely not so slow that the powers above nave to threaten them with rain to com pel them to riMle. If such be the case, what would be needed to get a move on the rest of the world? r Dress Skirts Undor Skirts Shirt Waists Muslin Underwoar Knit Underwoar Wrappors 31 Stylos of Corsots Hosiory Ribbons Lacos All over Laco3 Yarns Kmbroidorios Towols Napkins Tabjo Linon Dolls and Doll Hoads Baby Hoods, Jackots All kinds of Novoltlos and Notions. Aftor the stock is reduced J or J any one within? to j-uri-hasw the balance can have it nt a riMHonahlo llKuro. AH goods will be sold for cash. Noxt Door to Onrlow'i Grocery Store. ICUJCN K. MARTIN, Prop. hnnniide. Mr. Welch intends to start his thresh ing machine soon. Mr. Baker, of Lents, was visiting friends here last Sunday. Mr. Becker's brother and wife from the east, are visiting him. Tea picking will begin here this week but pickers are hard to get. Mrs, Grilfetli has been on the sick list for some time but is slowly improving. Miss May McKinley and Mies Nona Heckinger have been visiting friends here. m CUBA where it is hot all the vcar round Scott's Emulsion fells better than any where else in the world. So don't stop taking it in summer, or vou will lot wnat you have earned. m ocna ior iree sample. ; 1 SCOTT fit BOWNE. ChemUl. 40415 Pearl Street, New York. SI Ke4Uad Harvesting has begun with a splendid crop. No advance cut-worms but Dlentr of aphis. Coyotes have been raidinz sheen rWlc of late here. Some varieties of frnit are somewhat scarce this year. Hazing is in its lait U'?. It will soon pass away for this year. B. F. Linn, our saw mill man, has all he can do to supply the demand. John Hart, of Canby, was visiting his sister, Mrs. B. Funk, last week. D. C. Richardstn, our painter and pa per nanger, is doing some work for Geo. laric, 01 Logan. si. I., camp meetinz for thl circuit began 8unday at the camp ground on Little Clear Creek. ine ice-cream social has been post- poneu to some time in the near future on account ol camp meeting. Mrs. J. R. Williams, of Washington outlining iu some Diisinens ana vis iting friends here last week. Harry Mosher was calling on the peo ple of Wilsonvilie and Tualatin the last of the week. Harry seems to go that way quite often. Our photographer is uettinir to b an expert at the buHiness. He took a colt with seven legs a few days ago. Every body can't do that, can they, Willie? Lycurgus Mosher. who haa been work- in the Clackamas wood camp, accompan ied by Patrick O'Conner. leaves to-Hav for Dayton, Wanbington, to work in the Harvest celd. Mr. Jud.l Seely was tha A. O. l W delegate from Sunrim. Ixklge. Mrs. Oauld ia at VVi!onville. tbeeruest of Mrs. Harms and daughters. Mr. Rob. Baker, our fxtiier teacher. was seen in this vicinity Sunday, Mies Maggie Baker went to Portland lor a lew days stay the laxt of the week. Mis Alice Baker is home with her mother, who Las Wo wriously ill but Is improving. Archie Seely ia with us for a few days. We are glad lo n-a his smiling face and trust we may see it oftoner. Alls IUen Murray went from Hun- nine loJre, Pegree of Honor, of Wilson vilie, to Portland laxt week. The hum of the hinder ia a common thing now and nmny frmer have sev eral acres of grain in the shork. Children's day waa at last observed here and a good one too. It seemed only to awaken the hearta of the little ones to have their day postponed, and each one inea lo do their best; and did, until it would be an Injustice lo mention anv one or a dozen, for all were g-jod anil all it requires to be assured of the fact is to visit us some Children's day in the luture and see. The new Congregational church build ing at Botteville is complete and will 1 and rame back soma time sgo, w as (he guet of Mr. Hint Paulsen. Some of thr people here are nutchrOiig 1 their fat steers and bringing o PodUnd the in rat a huh sella for a gil ico now, ' Mrs. Htrtmau and her grandxni, l.co Juiufblute. who Ware the em-aia ,. l. ' Johnsoo tfr alvut two oiontln, will re turn lo the !r home. Haying is a!nt orr, U.e rroia bi it i vil lit. The linn !hcr l,.i I, pre vailed aince the lourth made it a ul. k j barvetliiig. Wiuter cats wiil t-i, rie for cutting ami a ru n ran fectc.. Rye an I pi.s will !. yi,., well. Wheat is In soma place not .puts' a good a ill fornivr ynara. i Xulail. Now it I a dry lime we are having on the Molalla. ' Our Sixth Semi-Annual Bi 10 0 0 Now i the time to look up tho bracing air of Wilhoil ripringa. Mr. Hendernhoi ia build tor Mr. Moore, on the Jordan ranch. Mra. Sarah K. Parker, of All,.,,- t. visiting her si.ler. Mis. R. R. Thomas. Mr. O. W. Rohbma Is buiMi barn far Capt. Poi In the south act. rn part of the county. The Mai knh.irg Marralx es team came tin anil "..! .' it.. t..i.ti. i. . . , - - . , - .uoiauB it'll! Ill ueiiicatej next rumlay, July 1'8, at 10 I hi the other niwhl m. iwev. -iapp, oi rorrest Urovc, will be among the minihtry atsenibled. All are invited to attend and see w hat Butte- ville and vicinity can do in the matter of church and church building. Oh, no! Butteville Is not alumherinir forever, hut only aleepetb for at lime and bus now awakened. Hcgiiis on Jlomlay, July 8. ALL GOODS MARKED DOWN SOME AWAY BELOW COST. Several dozen lUy' and MihMV SImh-h at $1 (M) a ,,air. ('luldrcn'rt Shorn at U) tcntj) a jalr. Htone. Miss Anna Bachman i attending sum mer normal at SaliMn this month, A traveling evani-lint oriranimd Sun lay schojl at the Stone July 14. Mrs. J. Mumpower and Mra. Mark Hatton were visiting at K. K. Hart's, of Jlolalla, last Saturday and Sunday. Miss May Andrews ho been snain procured to teach the fall term of rln.l at SUiiie for the term commencing Sept. 30. Miss Alice Williams, from Stockton, lalil., and formerly a teacher of this place, was the guest of Mrs. J. Hatton one day last week. Farmera seem as a general thing to be in a ruah these days, those especially who have hay out; those who haven't "wouldn't care if it did rain." Tha bell for the new school houso h. arrived and it's a beauty. Teacher and pupils may well be nroud of th .rrv.i. put forth by them to obtain it. Hood View. Miss Cora Moor ia visiting her sisters at Graeme. Mrs. Chas. Lamb and family and Mrs. Wood were guests of C, T. Tooze and family Sunday. George, Julius Paulsen has eone to flnvnm. ment Camp as forest ranger. Miss Uanna Johnson made a ii, visit to her cousin In Eagle Creek. Mr. August Paulsen and bis aii. Helen, made a business and vimt frin in Portland. Thorwald and William Klinknr. nf Portland, are staying with their uncle. H.Klinker. Mr. Henry Boyson, of Portland, was out on his wheel to visit friends here. Mrs. Waldecker. of Portland. i,ni:,,i in the eastern states for several years, Molalla l.range has 11 applications for action neat meeting B, ,,m t,0 f4tJ. er't own organization grows. Hay, hay, hay! an I mill more I., make, plenty (,( rain to make It grow, and now plenty of aiinihiiie to cum it in. Mis Matlm Jvitt rvt,mi,., ,m from her (iladntone camping tour, much pleased with the lime )Whl there. ride to lianiaarua, Frank McMurne twk a wheel (iresham Monday. Mrs. Cloe Heyer hits umiu to PuriUn.l to spend the sutiimer. Chsrlle Rover ha hint I'llll! I.!l.l..jl m largs barn on his farm. Fred Buchman is lniildiiL a fin,, .l barn, which helps the look of his j.lace vviy mucil. Mr. ami Mrs. S. Johnson .,f w, i,i .... .. ."I"-., loauo, are visiting Mr. Johnson's uncle, Mr. Boon Johnson, of this place. Mr. J. W. Hillearv twk . ... hagle Creek Falls flHliimr laht K,...,iu and says he hud no luck at all. Kd Johnson's fine new Iiomno i. ing completion. The to have It finished In about two weeks. Jim Hatton spent the Fourth of July (Continued on pagn 7j Must Make Room for F; Salo Lasts 30 Days W "IU le Slioe 1 P. s. Next door to Oregon City Hank, OKKUON CITY, OJiE. AH Nice Clean Goods. Thoan famous little I. Ilia. Il.Wiii'. I i,. li hry Ki(Mr, romtMil votir II bmols to do their duty, tuu giving you pure, rich bho. to recuperaUi your Uly A re cany take. N,Kr,w. uo.A.' Hardiiig. MllllKMA.Mm.t)u;LL,Mr wti anoiiauinialloil waa U, t 1,H n. friends of M. A. Hogarty, of !,.,lngl0, wnen u.ey aaw l.o was turning y. low. Ilia skin .lowly d.angod color, Uo his eye., a,l l0 ,rre t,.rrjj,y His malady was Yellow Ja,m,li,. n' treated by the ml dolors, but without booedt. Then he waa advised to try Klectrio Bitter., tho wonderful HUimach and Liver remedy, and he writes; "After taking two bottles I was wholly cured." A trial proves Its match lea merit for all Stomach, Llv, , j Kidney troubles. Onlv fin... H..I.I i... Uoo. A. Harding,, Drnggl.t. Invcr i-riccn than in Portland at the FAIR STORE S cent and t COUNTJtY FJtOUUCE J J A GENEItAL 3IKKCILANDISK. mum MEATS. e ! i .. .,V:;. Vl';n4nPn-l'Lt0 co" orders. A fi-ntnr ,.C l'rcsh Bread and Cakes. .... . , i "nice find WILLAMETTE FALLS. Puh.icTei Slccvclcas Vesta Lalic' lllack Hum 7tt eniu and f Childreu'a Black Hoac S riil and t Mcn'a Medium Weight Underwear A emU per garni "Radiaiif'-Subatltutc for Silk hall fur ine.nU Ladies' ami Children's Polka Dot Stock ings JOreiiUapalr Handkcrchlefa t cent a plana and of CHAMPION BINDER. We Kiiarantee that the eccentric sprocket wheel on this muchiiie will give an ab aoliite gain of ib'A per cent, of power at time of tii-iiiir and dlacharvliiir htiiidle. ....... ,,i iii ni(j aim uinciiiirguig IM1H- The force feed elevator will waste It Krain man any other. There is Irsa ahattcring. The relief rake keeps inner end of pl'" form clear. Everyone of those using Champion Dind- era say It baa no equal. Send for catalogue, Mitchell, Lewis & Staver Co. First and Taylor Sts., Portland, Oregon t-ffWr