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OREGON CITY ENTERPRISE, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 14, 1804.
: Oar Correspondents' Corner :
Correspondents are requested to re
new their work. We will furnish all
necessary stationery. The news from
your neighborhood should appear In
these columns every week.
R-i-t P:.. t C.r. Vm Alt P.4J lit fV..(v T
and In a short tinio his feod lay In
la small hill of ashes.
Mr. Kred Vail and brother from
Portland, spoilt Saturday and Sun
day with Mr. KiUnilllor.
Mr. liuy Woodlo was tho luoky one
to find Mr. Krdman's cows.
The now l.uthoran minister Kve
the audience unite an Interest Ins talk
last Sunday.
Mr. I ptesraves" little son Is Im
proving slowly.
We are having a fine rain. That
is what we need. The ground was so
hard the ioople could not dig the po
tatoes they raised.
WILLAMETTE.
Sam Ratdorf is in Kasfern Oregon.
Rev. Grimm, of Astoria, was in our
community last week.
Grandma Ratdorf and Ruddy Ruck
els, and Mrs. Sam Ratdorf. visited in
Portland Wednesday.
Mrs. Jas. Downey entertained most
delightfully at dinner a small party of
friends in honor of Mr. Downey's
birthday. Wednesday evening.
Eddie Hoff visited at Canity Sun
day. G. H. Rogers and daughter Rlanch.
of Hopewell, were In town Monday.
Mrs. Howell and Mrs. Parrish and
daughter of Center, were guests of
Mrs. John Ream Friday.
Frank Capen and family spent Sun
day In Portland.
Mr. and Mrs. Andy Fromong enter
tained friends at dinner Sunday.
The young folks enjoyed a dance
in Mr. Fromongs new house featur
day evening.
Geo. Shipley, wife and son. Mrs.
Harry Holin and children.all of Port
land, spent Sunday at the Shipley
home.
Mrs. Peter Hurdine has been quite
ill with a sore mouth.
Mrs. Robert Yaughan and little
daughters visited in Portland a few
days this week.
Mrs. Ladd and two daughters of
Portland, were guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Sanders Sunday.
Jas. Edmunds lost a valuable young
colt Saturday.
Can You Eat?
J. H. Taylor, a prominent nu'ivhant of
Ohriesman. Tex., says: "1 could not eiit
because of a weak stomach. 1 lost all
strength ami ran down In welRlit. All
thai money could do was done, Put nil
run' of recovery vanished. Hearing of
some wonderful ourea effected by use
of Kodol Pyspepsla fine, I concluded to
try ii. The tlrst bottle bonetltted me.
and after taking four bottles. 1 am fully
restored to my usual strength. weight
and health. " Kodol Dyspepsia '"lire
digests what you eat and cures. Sold by
5. A. Harding.
One of Many.
H. A. Tisdale. of Summerton. S. C,
Buffered for twenty yeai with the piles.
Specialists were employed and many
remedlea used but relief and permanent
pood was found only in the use of De
Witt's Witch Haiel Salve. This Is only
one of the many, cures, that have been
effected by this wonderful remedy. In
buying Witch Haiel Salve It la only
necessary- to see that you Vet the genu
ine DeWitts. made by E. C. DeWItt &
Co.. In Chicago, and a cure la certain.
DeWltfs Witch Haiel Salve cures all
kinda of piles, cuts, burns, bruises, ec
lema, tetter, ringworm, akin diseases,
etc. Sold by G. A. Harding.
DOVER.
Mr. Robert Deshazier has been very
sick. Dr. Smith has been attending
him. He Is some better.
Mrs. David Ward and children are
visiting her friends. ,
Mr. Clark Bowman set out some
fire and in some way the sparks blew
to the barn and Bet Are to his hay
EAGLE CREEK.
Mrs. Dr. H. E. Roberts has gone to
San Francisco to visit her daughter.
Mr. A. J. Douglas has his new barn
enclosed and nearly ready to use.
Mr. U Raker, our local blacksmith,
is building a new shop near the new
town of Eagle Creek and Mr. W m.
Kan has a new house nearly done.
S. H. Douglass is also building at
Eagle Creek, preparatory to moving
to that place.
School commenced at the Eagle
Creek school house a short time ago
with Mr. Wood as the teacher.
School also began in district No.
50 yesterday, with Miss Kan of Payne
as the teacher.
Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Woodle and fam
it v made a visit to Gladstone Sat
urday to visit Mr. Woodle's sister.
Mr. Gus Burnett made a shipment
of fat Porkers to Troutdale a short
time ago. He shipped 150 and will
send another shipment soon. The
farmers of this vicinity are not so
hard up as some might suppose on
account of the poor crop.
stance and may be given aa confidently
to a baby as to an adult. It is also pleas
ant to take. When all these tacts are
taken Into consideration It Is not sur
prising that people In foreign lands, as
well as at home, esteem this remedy
very highly and very few are willing to
take any other after having- once used
It. For sale by !. A. Harding.
WHO KNOWS
OAflTOniA,
" you Hart Alum BolxM
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy.
No one who is acquainted with Its good
qualities can be surprised at the great
popularity of Chamberlain's Cough Rem
edy. It not only cures colds and grip
effectually and permanently, but pre
vents these diseases from resulting In
pneumonia. It is also a certain cure for
croup. v hooping cough la not danger
ous when this remedy Is given. It con
tains no opium or other harmful sub-
Saving Prices
GROCERIES
Candy, pound 10
White Beans 04
Good Rice sc., broken 04
Gloss or Corn Starch 00
SeedifFS Raisins 07
Roast Peanuts (half price 10
Walnuts 10
Bargain in T-a Dust (ripe 'tea)
pound 12 1-2
Other Teas 33e; best teas 45
Roast Coffee 14c, 15c. 7c; best.. 20
Our bulk coffees and teas are 10 to
40 per rent under. Thus our 2'ic
coffee is as good as 30c grades
elsewhere and our 4.'c t.-as eipial
to the iOc Ki.nl.-8 at grocery
Btores.
Calif. Fine Salt. 00 lbs 4.3
Fine dairy salt, 50 lbs 55
4 pkg. Arm & Hammer Soda 25
Eulk Sola 4c, 7 lbs 23
3 pound carton crackers 22
Sewing ma'-hlne oil 5c, Ink 04
Bird seed .Sc. best bulk seed. 7 -2
?i blocks sulphur matches ''5
Parlor matches 1500 In box 10
Climax, Star or Horseshoe 47
Standard navy tobacco 35
Fine bulk laid, pound 11
Fine lard 5 lb pail 00c, 10 lb ..1.15
10 pound can syrup 45
Galvanized washboiler '0
Clothesline 9c. clothespins, doz...ol
Tin cups 3c and 04
Clean Chop (oats and wheat) 90 lbs
90c, twenty per cent better value
than shorts. Trade for produce
In largo or small quantities
7 to 10 Bars Soap 25
Galvanized Bucket 20c; large... 25
Good 3-gal. can and 3 gal. oil.. 1.0a
Alarm Clock 73
Cupper T Kettle, nickel plated.. .S7
Flour Sifters 12
Steel Hammer 35
8-ln. Flat File 10
IC-ln. Kai-p 45
$1 Watch, 1 year guarantee, . . .94
Fine Timothy seed 05 1-2
Lemons per dozen 10
Fine Cheese 11c to 13 ,
Sago 5c; Tapioca o5
Coupona for dishes free with trade.
TRADE FOR PRODUCE
SHOES
Ladies' 11.50 fine shoes .. ..$1.25
Ladles' 12.50 shoes at $1.90, .$2.10
Our Nolan & George ladies' fine
shoes are better, they have better
soles and better Insoles, they are
very neat and stylish; they re
tain their shape and are easy
from the first.
Baby shoes 25
Rabies' 50c shoes 37
Thild's Siring Heel shoes 0 to S at
57c. 75, and best calf at $1.00
ChiM's and Misses' best calf at
11.37 and $1.5". worth 25c more.
Youths' and boys' calf shoes at
$1.25 and $1.75. worth 25c more.
Boys' heavy shoes $1.35 and .$1.50
Boys' "Haul Nox." heavy, unlined,
riveted, kip shoes with oak soles;
the best winter shoes, 12 to 2
at $147
Sizes 2 1-2 to 5 1-2 $1.72
Men's Puritan Kip. same stock as
boys', worth $2.50, at $2 20
Men's high tup shoes, heavy soles,
worth $4.00. for $3 30
Men's heavy lace shoes, worth 2.50
for $2.00 and $2.13
DETAILS OF THE ACCIDENT.
Enterprise Correspondent Tells of Death,
of George Hosteller.
The following account of the death of
tieorge Hostetler at Needy. Monday af
ternoon last week. Is furnished by the
Needy rorrcsmmdciit to the Kntorprlae:
tleoige Hosteller, of this place, a
young man who owned a thresher and
traction engine and also a hydraulic
clder mill anil feed chopper, was found
In his mill on Monday forenoon under u
large vat with his back broken.
It seems he was working alone In the
mill anil from all appearances he was
engaged In putting a trough under the
vat. which Is used to receive the puiulen
after they come from the press. Through
another process are used for vinegar,
which Mows out through this trough Into
barrels, and It Is supposed while hammer
ing and being heavily loaded. the fast
enings gave way and the vat with Its
awful load came down and crushed the
man to death.
1 .Iff was extinct when the body was
found, although the body was still warm,
anil was probably dead only a very short
time when some neighbor came to the
mill and found him.
Mr. Hosteller was 2'1 years of age. he
leaves a young wife to mourn her loss, be
sides a father and mother and several
brothers and sisters.
The funeral services were held In the
new German church at ltock Creek line
the body was Interred In the grave yard
adjoining the church. A large eon
course of relatives and friends well'
In attendance. The young (wfV' and
parents have the heartfelt sympathy of
all.
Whan ni Kidney Trouble Has
Fastened and Reached tho
Chronic fttage? It It Hat It la
Incurable by Anything Known
Except the Fulton Compound.
W Are The Sole Aftent.
Mrs. F. K. Fish is visiting friends In
Portland for a few days.
The Needy school convened Monthly
morning with Mr. Theodore Cantpau at
the helm. The teacher ami directors are
planning to do some' good work In the
school this year.
Miss Alice K. Illttcr has gone to High
land to take up teaching for the Fall and
Winter.
Mr. J. Percy Ritter has taken the Ix
gan school, and left last Sunday for the
scene of action, where he will labor with
the coming generation In the school
room during the rainy season.
Mr. Henry Wulfcr Jr., of Aurora, has
moved his family In our midst, and has
rented his father's place and is Intend
ing the propagating of a hop yard.
CASTOR I A
For Infants and Children.
The Kind You Have Always Bought
Bears the
Signature of
STAFFORD.
('alP-os 5e and 0G
Gorsets at alut two-thirds price.
Handkerchiefs 1c and 3 for 10
Men's overalls 50
Men's jeans pants, wmili $1.25.
sizes 31 to 31, for 75
Cosmopolitan patterns cut to... 05
Standard patterns cut to 10 and 15
Fine Millinery at saving prices.
, Pitcher's Gastorla 23
Men's warm fleeced underwear.. ..
suit 95
liroken sizes undershirts 'jc to.. 3
Fine $1 underwear at &5e to . .95
I'omforts. white, cotton filling. .1.15
lilaiikets 02 l-2c up, whltewisd 2.95
Good duck coats J. 25
Moleskin Gloves 20
-Men's and Hoys' Clothing at a
short profit, or 10 to 20 per cent
less than elsewhere.
Men's I'ants 90c up. Very best
Corduroy Pants, worth $1. .$2.10
Your eorresHindent thought the Staf
ford Items had found their way to the
waste basket, so did not write last week,
when lo. they appeared In that Issue.
We think now our messenger hoy must
have carried thm In his po kit for a
day or so.
It Is very smoky again, lire raging
near Delker's we hear.
Mr. and Mrs. Durr. from Kansas, are
visiting the wife's parents. Mr. and Mrs.
Westei nliinn. They have three children,
two of whom tiny have put In schisil
while they stay.
.Mr. I'alr Is preparing to move to the
Heneaison place, near Oivgun City.
John Mays, familiarly known as Curly,
has rented the Hayes place fur a term
of live years, at a yearly rental of $2S0,
and expects to move there In November.
Mr. llyalt is teaching here this year,
the first man-teacher for pille a number
of years.
Mrs Henry and Mis. Prlndle have
teen visiting old neighbors the past
week. P.oth Indies lived In Stafford fur
many years, but Mis. Henry now re
sides at Olympla. and Mis. Pi Indie at
Oregon I'lly. . Mrs. Henry was Hie first
postmaster at Stafford and Frank Ford
carried the mails.
Charles Weahlfe. ., printer of Illlls
boio. has been visiting his parents the
past Week.
Grains are a slim crop in this vicinity,
owing to a lale frost In the spring..
-Miss Kate Pi li ster, a sister of Mis.
Kd. Sharp, underwent an operation at
St. Vincent's Hospital last week Wed
nesday, for appendicitis, and the sur
geons also found leu Illinois or cysts.
She is doing v.fy well so far. although
she suffered Intensely ihe hist three or
four days. It will be remembered her
(Continued on Page 3.)
Good for Children.
The pleasant to lake and
'me Minute Cough Cure give
harmless
i 'nsla.it
Large Pencil Tablet );
Tablet
lilaek Ink 4c; Knveloi- :
Pens 5c dozen; Killers .. .
I-ad pencils, rubber tip.
Paper Needles 3c; Paper
to
Ink
.. .04
05
. . . free.
loz. ...09
Pins. .01
The Red Fiont
E. C. HAMILTON
relief In all lanes of Cough, Croup .nd
tji;iippe, because it does not pass im-
mi(!lately Into the stomach, but t ilie.t
effect right at the scat of the trouble. It.
d'uvs out the Inflamatlon, hear and
I. thes and cures permanently cu
al lirg the lungs to contribute pine bfe
si.ilaliilng oxygen to the blood and tis
sues. Sold by G. A. Harding. '
Nasal
CATARRH
In all its stages.
Ely's Cream Balm
mm
cleanses, tootliea and heals
the diseased membrane.
It cures catarrh and drirea
away cold In the head
quickly.
Cream Balm la placed Into the nostrils, spreads
orer tbe membrane and Is absorbed. Belief la im
mediate and a care follows. It Is not drying does
not produce sneezing, targe Size, 60 cente at Drug
gists or by mail ; Trial Size, 10 cent.
EI.T BROTHERS, St Warren Street, New York
As aa stMsbcs ef iheaAusuateharaeteref iht)
Fulton Compounds that company does not pub
lish or tnTite luaUmonlell sn-spl those report
ing receverfa la kidney aissasaa thai net
taaohed Ihe chronic state, alleiad to be Incur,
ble. Hera Is anoi her recoTery In si ease Incura
ble sill the adfanl of lbs Fulton Cf mpoumle,
reported by Johns Johnson, the aginiest the
rullon Compounds In LoeOttot!
W, II. lillry, n reslilvnt ef t.os Gstos,
ksrlDg ehronte kidney dlsetee (llrlgbl's Dis
ease) had, like everybody else, found all treat
ment tutlte. He commenced on Fulton's Renal
Compound la February, Ida), and on December
10 of the aaine year reported the total disap
pearance of Ihe disease. He writes thai he kaa
gained fifteen pounds la weight and la agala
able lo do a good hard dar'a work. Johns
Johnson, the Loe Oatoa drugglsta, confirm this
recoTery and know of seeeral olher recoveries la
Similar cases of cliroi.lo kidney disease In Loe
lisloi. alio! which wnjre Incurable hv entitling
else known to driigictste. R. Palmer, the
leading drutglslof Mania Crui, II. II Maynard,
tbe I'e aluuia Urusgiat, tne Ferr Drug liau
dsnT of No S Mrkk aireel. Ban r rnnclaeo, W.
It Pond, the llerkelry dniinrlut, lr Markley,
the L'li.rerdele uruggial, Willis k Martin, l lie
acremetito druggifcia, and si-ores of other Cali
fornia drugglsta all report specific reoofenca
In chn ulr kldufy diaeases thai were pKltWclj
InruraMe by au; thing known escept the Fulkua
Couioouiuls.
I'rep-jr. rneumailenj fromurlo acid, gout ana
bladder Irniiidra are precis that tbe kidarre
art not nerfermlne their functlnue. The Chroule
stage of k'.dner trouble Is bright a Ptieese. II
you feel lanituld or miserable. It your kidney
trouble haniis on aend fur Pamphlet. I'-r-eenlitgeof
meorerlea nearly Ml per cent among
fiurelt chntuiccaea FuHne's Renal Cunipouud
or llrliihi a a d Ktdnrf DlMSkee. II: for
Dtabeirs. II 50 Johu J. Niton I o , 40 Wash
ing ion siren. Ssn Francisco, sole oonipouudrre.
Free analrea tor patients We are ihe eole
eaia fur lue Fulwa Cuiuuouuda in Uua env
CHARMAN n CO.. DBUQQI8T8.
Oregon City Market Report.
(Corrected Weekly.)
Wheat No. 1, 76o to lOo per buahel.
Flour Valley. 14.40 per bbl. Hard
wheat 14.90. Portland, 11.16 per sack,
Howard's ltest. 11.15 per suck.
Oats In sacks. 11.16 per cental.
Hay Timothy, baled. 1140116 Pr ton;
clover. $11 to 112; oat, 111: mixed hay,
111; cheat. $12.
Mlllstuffs llrnn. $20 per ton; shorts
$::.00 per ton; chop $19 per ton; barley,
rolled, 126 per ton.
New Potatoes 11-4 cents per pound.
Green Prunes 1 1-2 to 2c per Miund.
Eggs 27 1-2 to 30 cents a'r doxen.
Butter Kaneh. 46 to 50c; sepurator,
65 to 60 creamery. (5 to 70V.
Corn 7e to 10c per dozen ears.
Cnbboge 60c to II per rtoien.
Onions Oregon, 11-2 to 1 3-4c per lb.
Full Putter Pears 60c per box.
Peaches 50 to 75e per box.
Tomatoes 35 to 40o per box.
Hubbard Hiitiash 45 to 90o per dox.
Honey 11 to 12 1-2c wr iHitind.
Hood Apples 50 cents a Imx.
Prunes (Dried) Petlta, $o per lb; ItaJ-
i Wri BW Hd7 mumm
gfiST0R!l
AYoCctahle Prcpnrntionfor As
Simula l iiif! lite txxl aiul fie ixla
ling (he SK)iiKtchs mul lVwvls of
rromolcs nifieslion.Cia'orfui
ness flikl Rest .Contains nelllrr
Otritim.Morptiiiitf nor Miiirriil.
JOT NAHCOTIC.
toy tftHd frSAMt UmVUH
As. SrU
4 SmMt
AlWM4S
(fciw kee
ApfriVcl Komedy forronstiiwi
lion. Sour Stomach. DiarrtkHvi
Worms .('onvulsitms.Kcvrrish
m-ss flnd Loss or Sleep.
Facsimile Sitfiinlure or
NEW YOIIK.
For Infants and Children.
The Kind You Have
Always Bought
Bears tho
Signature
ft l
Use
For Over
Thirty Years
ii
tAACTCOPrOr-WRAPPCR. iUj Q taf 0 1 B Jffa
lan, larte, to per lb; medium, I 1- e;
Silver, 4 1-Jo.
Dressed Chickens 14o per lb.
Livestock and Dressed Meats Beef,
live, $2 00 to $3 00 per hundred, lb'iis
live, 6 to 6 1-2r; hogs dressed 6 V til-2e
sheep $1.75 to $2 00 per hd; dressed to;
veal, dressed. It 6 1-2; lambs live. $1.50
to $1.76 per head; lambs dressed. 6e.
Hubserlbe for the Knterprise.
PHI Plessure.
If you ever took JteWltt's I. Idle Kuily
Hlsets for biliousness or roithllputloti,
you know what pill pleasure Is. Tlu-ss
famous little pills eleause Ihe liver und
rid Ihe system of nil bib- without i lo
duelng unpleasant effeeta. They do not
gripe, sleken or weaken, but pleusunily
give lone and strength to Die tlsu-s
sod in guns of the atiiiiiiieh, liv er and
Isiwels. Hold by II. A Harding.
A high-class preparation for the hair. Keeps the hair soft and
Eiossy and prevents splitting at the ends. Cures dandruff and
always restores color to gray hair.
r mmm -n tmijl.
a. r a.u. eu Ihm s a
MAIN
AND
SEVENTH
W. L. BLOCK
THE HOME FURNISHER
MAIN
AND
SEVENTH
We Are Selling Out
but to refill with a larger stock than ever and we are not going out of
business, but are here to stay. We have made some new improvements
and expect a large stock of new goods and so will have to make room.
We have decided to have a genuine, bona fide sale.
A Real Slaughter Sale. No Fake
Everything in the house reduced. Will quote a few of the ridiculously
low prices. No doubt you will wonder at our low figures, but it must be
as we need the room. We are really going out of the Hardware and
Paint business for lack of room, so YOUR PRICE IS OURS.
YUM YUM OR CABLE SPRINGS
$.75
i I
Ranges and Stoves Hardware I Carpets -Linoleums
Ve are agents for the following- stoves
and raiiKes; I'nlversal, Qulek-meal,
Knultless and Htnndard. All have a
20-year guarantee. We sell them at
from $27.50 up to $75.00.
Air Tight Heaters
Large shovels, 75e .35
Forks, t;0n 0
l'otalo Forks, 0c CO
I'.akes, 50e ; 25
Hpades. 7.r.e
Flows, M-lneh, $1.00
,ri0
Just received a very line line of Art
Hipiares.
tSiuiiantecd All Wool Ingrain I'nrpel,
per yard ;, .bo
T.inen Warp Mailing, per yard Uie up.
.00
from $2.00 up, all new and a very fine I u, w)t Herews, 50c ..' 35
lot to pick from.
Furniture
Hedroom Hi ts from $11.00
Hewing Itoi kers J1.10
Uawhlde Oialrs 40
Ifbn Beds from tl.'jO
Paint
Imperial, outdoor, with a 3 yr guaran
tee per gal, $1.25
! $1.25 Axes K,
I
J Saw Sets, 7,ric .15
I Iilaok Diamond Files, 8-Inch 11
Hay Knives, $1.00 75
i Hrush Hcythcs, $1.25 73
I'.rush Hooks 75
Kogar Kettle, per gallon 13
jiucksaws, fiOf 40
1 Ilpeksaws, 75c '. .00
Iliuksaws, $1.00 75
Crockery
We have reduced our entire slock of
riockcry mid tllnssware. We are the
only house In town wllh such n com
plete stock and It will pay you to
call and see for yourself. Never
mind what our Jealous compel Itors
I. II you.
Mason's Jars
1 ljuart. per dozen .
Klltihcls, per dozen
As long as Ihey last.
Jar tops, per dozen
.70
.01
W. L. BLOCK The Home Furnisher'