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ORIGON CITV CNTtRPNItK, FRIDAY, OCTOMR 1, 104. PACE 2. I Out Correspondents Cbfrie : Brie! Bit "uoaUp rrom ' Crrespondnt ar rwiviestsft K r aew their wort. We will furnish all Decss8rT stationery. Tbe news from our neighborhood should appear In these columns every weelt. SHERWOOD. Our loeal painter. Hell . Honney have just eompleted several mn'w fill John of painting, and exp"'t to do several more if the weather permit. ; urs ,.,,( thin work, for the fair. It would have reminded one of frontier I T,lt, tl.v if A Start was a guest at day to have been In Sherwood Friday. Ml. Holmta Sunday, Mr. Stark la al There was unite an exoltlng time when ' Wliy W)ilMm,, K,10at at Park I'laee. young man tyour correspondent fulled ivlmaiy an.l Intermediate rooma to tind out hla tut me) attempted to kllllnMVO ,,nmvd gold tlsh and ranary our hotel man. He would have com- ,n9 Whl4i ,uv of great Inteivst to the pleted Ills Job, but owing to aims gentle- ,tt,,, f(,ikll men that happened to be near. It aeenia I Ml. (.-n.-h doing considerable re as though he could not make a auooesa j J(,.nK p, ,t,,, wnv 0f kalsomlnlng and with a butcher knife, so he tiled It with 1 ,mV.Mi t the school house. The rooma a hatchet. But Just then our city mar- ahal apneaivd on the scene and took him to Jail and later took him to Hllla- ,,oro- . , . j Messra. H. U. and K. E. Pruley have Just completed a well for John Pop and are now wo....g w.. ..... v... Herman Poie. Mr. Knuik Saylor h.a been quite III for the past few day. Mr. K. E. Druley and .ister-in-taw went to Orcwn t it.v on bu.lnes. l-t Monday. R. H. Bouncy one of our local painters, had the misfortune to lose hi. balance rnue paiuiuia on -v... feet high and apilt about half a gallon of paint about all the damage done. Bonney & Bell put a new roof on L. Baylor's barn Saturday. PARK PLACE. ' 'while chopping wood. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Smith and little Mr. John Roddy was called to Port won, came In from Baker City Monday land Tuesday by the Illness of her little for a two week' visit with Mrs. Smlth'a grand-daughter. Saving GROCERIES Candy, pound 10 White Beans 04 Good Rice Sc., broken 04 Glosa or Corn Starch tW Seedless Raisins 7 Roast Peanuts (half price 10 Walnnta .. 10 Bargain In Tea Dust (ripe tea) pound 12 1-2 Other Tea 33c; best teas 45 Roast Coffee 14c. 15c. 17c; best. .20 Our bulk coffees and teas are 10 to 40 per cent under. Thtis our 20e coffee Is as g-wd as 30e gnajpa elsewhere and our 45c teas einal to the 'iae grades at grocery stores. Calif. Fine Salt. 50 lbs 43 Fine dairy salt. 50 lbs 55 4 pkg. Arm & Hammer Soda 25 Bulk Swia 4c. T lb 25 3 pound carton crackers 22 Sewing machine oil 5o. Ink 01 Bird s-ed Sc. best bulk seed. 7 1-2 6 blo-k sulphur matches 05 Parlor matches 1500 In box 10 Climax. Star or Horseshoe 4" Standard navy tobacco 35 Fine bulk lard, pound 11 Fine laid 5 lb pail "iOc, 10 lb ..1.15 I 10 pound can syrup 45 Galvanized washboller 0 Clothesline Sc. clothespins, doz...01 Tin cups 3c and 04 Chop, le'lbs for ?5 7 lo 10 Mars Son p ..' .. .. :. ' .25 Galvanized Bucket 2uc; large... ; Good 3-gal. can and 3 eal. oil.. 1.00 Alarm I'loek 73 l-.i.r T Kettle, nlekel plated. ..87 Flour Sifters 12 Steel Hummer . . 35 S-in. Flat Kile 10 1 ; -1 n . Hasp 45 tl Waldi. 1 year guarantee. .. .M Fine Timothy sw-d f5 1-2 lemons per dozen la Fine Cheese lie to 13 S;igo 5c; Tapioca 05 Canned Corn, tine grade Bulk Ijinl (bring pail 11 Sweet Potato-, pound Clotheslines 5f. wire coth-sln..l5 MoiiM-trap 5c. Kh'-bruKh 30c to. 15 Wllk bnoms 5c and 10 Washpans 5c up to 20c for en ameled TaiK h-'indle shovel 50 Washboard 23c. glasa board ...40 Dishpan Mc to ::. Harness snaps, assorted 05 Sole leather, tacks, awls, low prices. Prettiest and moat stylish hats at . .the Red Front Special, Ladies' 16 hats for $4.80; ..15.00 hats $3.80. Many other millinery bargains. Irge pencil Tablet 4c; Ink Tablet 04 Black Ink 4c; Envelopes 2to .. .05 Pens 5c dozen; Ruler free. Lead pencils, rubber tip, doz. ...09 Paper Needle 3c; Paper Pins. .01 Corset at about two-thirds price. Coupons for dishes free with trade. TRADE FOR PRODUCE The Red F?oht E. C. HAMILTON rui rira inc unniyi Ntrt'1IIS. .Ml. H II' I n. mn. f ii Mis. liianmm of Crams Pass, but for merly of Fiuk riaiv. died last week Thursday of iMiisnmpllon. She leavre six litltlriii t mourn the low of a kind nnd loving mother. ! An artist took th pivliire of the. dlf feront mums with the tenrhora and r ! pits Wivlm sda.v moinlug and lluy to be ;Oi t'Xlilltitioti at the Lewis & t'Uirk Fair at Nrtlnnd next summer. Wo under- utatnl there In tu Ih eight thousand did naxt .(, better appearance since n), work hll p,,,,,, jonp- WILLAMETTE. ' 1 1 1 1.. If, .11 V.ulit nt Anlm-.litV ; lv(H.k h,r nonw , o,. !,. , i Mi." hRppy ,nl. ,u, , ,wrn to ,hem Sunday. I , g w . , ov U.iy the Pollock home at Oswego. Ml!1 i!t.avi,nll KHa oakllcd to Salem Sat- . y hutbtini w dyinf j , ll hy nJ famUy of he W(fcd ,., . i lh. house va- catcd by Sam Batdorf. .Mies Claudia Miller enjoyed a visit from a particular friend Sunday. Mis Utile Roddy visited in Portland Monday and Tuesday. Hurley Miller cut his hand quite badly Prices SHOES I-aJies tl 50 fine ahoea .. ..SI. 25 Ladles' 12.50 shoes at J1.90. .12.10 Our Nolan & George ladles' 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 shoe 35 Babies' 50c shoes 37 7hild s Spring Heel shoe i to i a,t 57c. 75. and best calf at ....SI. 00 Child's and Misses' best calf at $1.37 and $1.60. 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' "Hard N'ox." heavy, unllned. riveted, kip shoes with oak soles; the best winter shoes. 12 to 2 at tl.47 Size 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 top shoes, heavy soles, worth $4.00. for $3.30 Men's heavy )a- shoe, worth 2.50 for $2.00 and $2.15 Men's "Luzon'' tan. very rest loggers' shoes, high top. out side counter, most durable, nearest waterproof, easy on feet, baik-ain price 4 75 Othtr bareains in heavy winter sh.x s 2.20. 2 '.'). 3.30 Calieos 5c and OC Handkerchiefs )c and 3 for 10 Men's overalls 30 Men's jeans pants, worth $1.25. sizes '.'A to 3t. for 75 CosnioMlitan patterns cut to... 05 Standard pattern cut to 10 and 15 T'mbrellas. 'fi.'il values 44c up Todies' 7.1c warm underwear ...55 Toadies' 35c warm underwear ...30 1 SI..'; Comforts, faded corner .1.00 Misnea' wool hose, worth 25c ...19 Mackintosh coats special 2.90. 3.35 Men's covert coats 1 nearly water proof) worth $2.50 for M On clothing alteady lower priced than elsewhere we give 10 per cent off all new whiter good. Men's 75c gloves for 55c; black Jersey gloves 25 j Men's 'Ml Hals. 23c; warm Wool i Sox. 25 and 2c. : Men't Sample Overshlrts. One Fourth Off. ' Men' Sample Pants, One-Fourth ; o. Sample Fine Shirts, One-Third Off. ! Boys' Suipenders, Old Stock.. 3c ' Hoys' Neckties, old stock (20 4c Men's and Hoys' Collars, old slock ! 3 and 7e Pitcher's Casiorla 23 Men's warm tleceed underwear.. .. suit 95 Broken sizes undershirts 19c to.. 38 : Fine $1 underwear at 85c to . .95 Comforts, white, cotton filling. .1.15 I Blanket. i;2 l-2c up, whltewool 2.95 ! Good du k coats 1.25 i Moleskin Gloves 20 1 Men's and Boys' Clothing at a I shoit prolit. or 10 to 20 per cent j less than elsewhere. Men's Pants 90c up. Very best j Corduroy Pants, worth $4. .$2.0 I I ; j I j I I Prof.' Dealt la of the West Hide school, waa k Willamette caller Haturday. 1 The Haldol f Hi vs., Jo and 8am. with their fanilllra, have this week for Knat orn tnn. where thry will farm. We wlslt them abundant auceesa, Hlid Heavens of lloixl River passed through hei Sunday eliroute to Salem to attend the funeral of hla father. ,Mr. Merdlne has 'taken another drova of rattle to the Island near Troutdgl tw iwstnre. Miss MIiia Kixlily. of Pvwtland. 1sUih1 with her parent over Sunday. Jin. Edmunds la making abort work of the sheep chasing doga. Mm. Kol tVltrlrn and little daughter, of Portland, were guest of Mrs. John Koddy ftm SlvinU til Monday. Kev. J. Henry Wood and family huva moved to Oregon City. Misa Hickman and her mother will occupy her house. Makes a Clean Sweep. 1 There a nointng line uomg a ining thoroughly. Of all the salves you ever heard of, Huckl.n's Arnica Salve la the best. It sweeps away and cures burns. Sorea, Bruise. Cuts, Bolls, Ulcers, Skin Kruptlona and Piles. It's only 25 rente, and guaranteed to give satisfaction by Howell A Jones, druggist. ELDORADO. Potato digging Is the principal em ploy men t at present. They are like the news rather scarce. John and George Helvey left Sunday for Kastem Oreogn. where they will stay all winter. Whooping cough is going the rounds, but fortunately haa not made Ita ap pearance at school. Mr. Goucher spent one day last week with Mr. A. I. Jones, There wa a shooting match at Al. Schoenborn'a last Saturday, but on ac count of the busy season, not as many were there as expected. F. Kinney and Harry Jones have fin ished digging the Well at the school bouse. It Is about thlrty-nve feet deep. 8. Paine, who has been visiting his son. K. Paine, near Albany, returned Wednesday. ; Hunters galore are1 seen everywhere In the country, but pheasants are tak ing their departure to reglona where the atmosphere Is clear. John Paine is clearing land and a loud blast ran be heard at almost any time. Mr. Jennie McMannla. of Oregon City, visited her parents last Thursday. Krncst Jones made a Hying trip lo Portland last week. Anyone wanting a tellable "Chef" . call at hla office. M. F. Parllug and Jos. Harrington were callers on A. U Jones Monday. Robert Schuebel has several men help ing him clear his land. Geo. F. Coat). State Educational Ex hibit photographer, passed through here last week and took several view of the ; school and grounds. Mrs. C. Smith visited friends In Mul ' I110 last week. Mr. Johnson, of Portland, apent aev I eral days with Mr. Anderson and family I recently. j I. K. Jones and N. Maule and families 'went to Oregon City Monday to pur- chase some furniture. "All at once the horse stood still Close by his sweetheart s house on the hill. First a shiver, and then a thrill. Then something decidedly like a spill. And the young man was silting upon a rock. At half past nine by the nieetln' house clock. What do you think the young man found When he got ut and stared around? There lay the buggy In a heap, or mound As If II had been to the mill and ground 1 Now toe youiig man wants a biiKgy uf the following description:) "One mad of the stronKest oak. That couldn't be spl'l. nor la-nt nor broke. Step and prop-hon. Isilt ami screw. Steel of the linest, bright and blue; Hoot. top. dashes from tough old hide Found In the pit where the tanner died." Good for Children. The pleasant to tak" and harmless Due Minute Cough Cure gives 'nuoit relief in all cases of Cough, Croup ;.ml L&Giippe, because It doe not pass im mfdlately Into the stomach, but t:ike effect light at the real of the trouble. It drtws out the Inflamatlon. leaii and teethes and cures petmanently ,y co-al-lit'g tin- lungs to contribute pine hfc Hi.Maining oxgeu t,, the blood aid lis sues. Sold by G A. Harding. DOVER. The mountains are while with snow. Mr. Iieshazler i" "till slowly Improv ing. i:c. Mi. I'alton. the Methodist min ister. pre;,ch, d a very Interesting sermon last Sunday. It look as though !)over Is not going lo get a si,,o teacher (his winter. Dyspepsia bane of human existence. Burdock Blood Bltteis cures it, prompt- ly. pei rnancutly. Regulate Hnf tones the stomach. EAGLE CREEK. I Ualu again seems to be the order of : the day. The Kagle Ci.-k Grange was lightly ; attended at Hie last meeting, Saturday i' last, on account of the farmers being so busy with tlieii fall work. . .Miss Karr. teacher In Inutile! No. 50. 'made a trip lo Portland and home Hat . iirday. returning Sunday evening, j .Mr. Henry I Mi ll Is hauling lumber and ; l)oard to build a house on his land near ; I OVe . 1 Mr. 8. H liouglasn will move to ' Kagle Creek s)on to build hi new house ! THE I AND HKAI.INO curb roit CATARRH Ely's Cream Baim ; F.mj and pleasant to : use. Contain no !n- jiirtoas drug. I It i. Cjiiickljr absorbed. I (oves HeJief at onre. CATARRH It Opm and Cleanses COLD 'N HEAD I the Jtssei raaeavet, AiUra Jiidamniation. Heals and Protects the .Membrane. Ke.tore thi feVntea of Taate and Hinell. Large S'ze, to cents al Drv:tor T msil; Trill Size, lOeents liy mil XY bmlULtiH,U Warren Street, ew mk. MBALrKl Kt-i t that place, and hla aon, Want, will tun the farm. Saturday veiling a aurpiisa party waa gitrtt Miss Alia Judd. who will accom pany her mother to California soon, Wm. II. Karr waa the guest of W, J. Hewlett Sunday. Mis. David IViuglasa and (laughter, of t'hru-) vllle, are visiting friends and rel atives" near Kagle Creek. I It a burnt Cse lr. Thoniaa' Kino- I ilc oil. At your Irtigglsts. CLACKAMAS. Property scrkcia occasionally visit this locality. Ono such was In town I t arlv the present week, hut failed to tlnd anything to suit. I The lending event of Inst wrek was the ' Pomona Grange which was very sue- Iccsnfully entertained by the local grange. The Misses Kate Jones and Kdna Irish, accompanied by Mr. Fred l.lndslry, all of Cams, niitdc a short visit to friend here Inst Sunday afternoon, Mrs M. K. I"rcttman entertained friends from abroad Inst week. Mrs. C. F. Clark waa visiting In Port land Inst Sunday. Hiv, Moore, newly appointed pastor of the M. K. Church, held preaching cr vices morning and evening of last Sab bath. The pastor and his family have taken istsscsslon of the parsonage and will hold a reception, Tuesday evening, for the memler and friends of Hie church. Hev. K. S. Bollinger, of Oregon City, will lecture at Clackamas. October 25, In the Congregational church. Theme: "The Snmplca We Carry." The lecture will begin al 1 30 p. m. Tickets on sale' at the diar Pilce very rconablr, Children under ten year of age free. Proceed for benefit of the church. On of Many. H. A. Tlsdale. of Summerlon. 8. C, suffered for twenty years with the pile. Specialist were employed and many remrdlra used but relief and permanent good waa found only In the use of De Witt s Witch Hatel Salve. This la only one of the many, cures, (hat have been effected by this wonderful remedy. In buying Witch llaael Sulve It la only necessary to see that you git the genu ine IvWItt'a, made by K. C DeWHt At Co.. In Chicago, and a cute I certain. tVWItt'a Witch Haxel Halve curea all kinds of piles, cuts, bums, bruises, eo tenia, tetter, ringworm, skin diseases, etc. Sold by G. A. Harding. CARFIILD. Autumn Is here again and our hllla abound In harmonious colnis of bright yellow and daik red, relieved here and there by the daik green of some tall stately flr. V. M. (Jill haa returned from Dufur, Oregon, where he haa been spending a I few weeka with relallvea. i Henry I'ulmateer. n wdl knoan (isr- Held larpenler, will have tlurflild In the near future to aer U good fortune will' not smile more brightly on him In some , idler tlclnlly. Thi' liiu lleld lu IkhiI opi ned Moiulay, Dclober 10. under (he leadership of Mr. MAIN w w w MAIN - W. L. BLOCK - SEVENTH THE HOME RJRNISHER 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 Ranges and Stoves We are agents for the following stoves mid rariK'-s: rnh'ersal, Qiilrk-m'-al, KanlilesS and Htandard. All have a 2'i-year gu;irant e. We sell them at from $27.50 up to $7S.OO. Ait Tight Heaters frnin tl'.DO up, nil new and a very fine lot lo l k from. Furnittire Kedroom K-ls from 8"Wlng Hih kis ..til. 00 . $1.10 Kawhlde Chairs to I Iron Beds from $1 .90 ' Paint Iniiierlal, outdoor, with a s'yr guaran tee per sal. $1.25 W. L. BLOCK The VI t Ml If AVi i-T A r II 4 Tin' Kind You Havo Alwnyt nought, mid which linn hern tu line for over .'10 yciir, hu liorno th uliriuifnrei of and hit btou niiulf uiiuVr hl it fiPjU&tff tuiiiitl au)rMon lnc It Infancy. yt A4A Allow no ono It) Wi-U ) I" t hl All CountrrlVlts 1 Dilution and ".iDat.ntfciHHl" nr hut Kxperltnriiti tlutt t rides with und 'iMlaiir'' H lx'itlth of Infkuti und Children Kxprrlruoe nculn-t i:i)rlitrit What is CASTORIA Cnatorhs la a harmlm aiihgtltuto for Cantor Oil. Iur fforic. Drop mid Noothinir Nyi'iipa. It I lMHMint It ronUlm neither Opium, Morphine nor oilier Nnreotlo substance. Ita age U Ita guarantee. It destroy Wornm and allay Feverlshne. It eure Dlurrlxcu and Wind Colic. It relieves Teething Trouble, cure CiiiiHtlputlou and Flatulency. It aaaliulliiteN the Food, regnlule the 8toniaeh and Itoweln, giving lieultliy and lotturul sleep. The Children's ranueea-Tlie Mother' Friend. GENUINE CASTORIA ALWAYS Bears the The Kind You Have Always Bought In Use For Over 30 Years. 'te'Tt.limLHS.aisi Kdward Slubba, of (iresham, Oregon. Mr and Mr. Charley Pavla. of Click ama. hiive been vlslllng relallvea line for the past ok Hen Kollliis. an employe In the l.lnn lllos' mill, had the misfortune of hav- (Continued on pag .) SuhacrlU; for the Kuterprise. Ayers Pills ir!.!!'''' auwiutuuipisrrii vi luuuii'tr uc SPRINGS ! Hardware I.iirK'' slmvcls, 7.re. . . Folks, i;o I'oliilo Folks. sOe . . Ttnkes. TiOr Hpadi'S. T.m' Flows, ll-lni i. $1.00 Tb ii' li H'-n ws, 50r; . . $1.2S Axi s Snw H ts, Tf.e .3r. .40 CO .25 .60 0 6 35 1 Jllai-k Diamond Flies. 8-lneh Jl Hay Knives, $1.00 ' 75 i j Hriish S-ylhes, $1.:'6 "0 Kriiah Hooks "6 Kugar Kettle, per gallon, Xui'ksaws, f0c Iliieksfiws, 7.f)i: Hin ksiiws, $1.00 .13 .40 .60 .76 1 Signature of I.J Pill la,ure. If )ou ever look Will's l.lllle Karly Hlsrta for biliousness or constipation. , ou know mIihI pill plesauie Is Thra fiitnous little pills cleanse the llcr and rid the satciii of all Idle without tio iluclng iinpleHsiinl effects. 1'hey do not 'gil'. sicken 01 wrukiti, but pleasnnily 'gUe lone and strength lo the lls'ics and oigiins of the stomach, liver anil bowels Hold by tl. A. Ilatdlng. Sugar-coated, eisy to tike, mild in action. They cure constipation, biliousness, slck-heidsche. Ul.Vm- BUCKINGHAM'S DYE uit crs.f Muwuaia oa a a. suit vKiuasa,a $1.75 ! Carpets - Linoleums i Jnsl rei'i'lved a very line linn of Art Hllllllll-S. , iiiiiiriiiileed All WihiI Ingrain Carpel, j per yanl ( 60 ! I.Iih ii Warp Mulling, per yard Ho up. Crockery We luive i,-diiri-d our entire aloek of Croc kery and Uliisaware. W'n are the only house In town with sueli a com plete stock and It will pay you to rail and see for yourself. Never mind whii t our Jealous competitors ti ll you. Mason's Jars 1 Ijlllllt, per lloaell Kiihhers, per dozen As long as they las'. Jar lops, n-r iloicu .70 .01 Home Furnisher