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1 ANOTHER BUY We ''akoboughttjie sample line of the Gotzian Shoa Co., one of the very best lines of Shoes manufactur ed. Over one thous and pairs of men's, women's jind children's shoes, at 60c on the dollar, to be dumped into this sale. y . f?0 - - " ' - ' ' Agreement of Sale By and between M. A. Conyers of Clatskanie, Ore gon, and Elliott Bros., of Oregon City, Ore. , , ' " First.-M. A. Conyers agrees to sell a certain stock of merchandise belonging to her and located in Clats kanie, and Elliott Bros, agrees to buy same at 50c on the dollar of inventory price. SecondM. A. Conyers agrees to pay for invoicing stock and deliver same on boat or car as may be des ignated by Elliott Bros. In witness whereof we have hereunto set our hands and seals on the above date. M. A. CONYERS ELLIOTT BROS. This picture shows the arrival of part of the TWENTY THOUSAND DOLLAR STOCK bought of M. A. Conyers at 50 Cents on the Dollar Stfft (!W((h(R wori new fall and Winter Merchandise of all kinds Dry Goods, Millinery, VUyoVUVUyVU Shoes, Clothing, Hats, Cans, Gloves, Underwear, Hosiery, Furs, Facinators, Hoods, Shawls, Sweaters, Comforts, Blankets, Wool Hosiery and Underwear for Men, Women and Children, in fact everything to dress you warm and comfortable Hardware, Implements, Wire Fencing, Building Roofing Paper, Wagons, Buggies, Etc The Greatest Sale in the history of Oregon City. COME TODAY This gigantic sale is now in full n blast every day. Come and save tr THE DOLLAR ELLIOTT BROS. DEPART ME NT STORE SEVENTH AND MADISON, ON THE HILL it BEAUTY IN AN AX. Slowing TribuUMo th. Bymnwtry f (h Amtric.n Pr.duot lu rroii-r T I Turtuo'. "Aw (brW l.'lch nili'ii-' Vnil llurmiinn funiwl urili'i-x of iHHiiljf Mr tlw" lit fur ncnTiii i luipliTii. on. f hl'h In Imillnii llir minirllon iimlulnliui tlx fttlkiwliiii lli'l: Tin-re l mi Hi Hull. Kwilbl.T a IIW Hniirv. inrii-liiiliiii iH'lwrvn intvlwul ral i-ili. li-ni y mill iifHiiwlli- pniriirt'oo In ! In-r i.nl. ii m iI r 11 m rbliif In. r.-iiwn lt nil niiniij Blllck'm'Jf Iticri' In a mii-iiHMilllii lu- rrUM In til ml lii-ilc iimllt.Y of lu iroMirllon." At mi t-i.iuilt Ilia Aniprli-na (i. "Ili must l.cinillfiil In Iiii-." (rwrllnMl u nil iinulyird: "Tliinrv. Hiilili-iit unit Mporlfiir. biirv mimil lirnldc the imltb l but furutil Hit- lilnilv. tli. ln-nil nail Hi '7 of m The wime foroc hv. lu-Hiii-iiuhI (Iip milkers of tl). hiimlle tlii-y hn K.'lwtcd tlip hlrkory. hnv. liiilnil It In ihu rough with m nui) dnili,f knife mid Unshod It by Hi oppn iln--lip with Itntf. nnd wmdinH-r nil limki'ii (j I ii 11 I- mm itrslsln. ruiiml hi i k It lull Im-oin. wlint wo. ii trnurfiill rnrvlliK bniidlc. flt eiKiuh tn i-iinlile His woodiuiinn to bold tin- tiln.lt. true. Inrgt enouRb to fit the li:iml i-uiufurtabljr. ciilnriteJ uf fMently nt th vml to milk. ur. thr SniMi yet ip no lnr to lb. comfort of the user unil curved enough to twciire I lie tiuiTliiimn of em. nd Tlgor of tlnikp. "Tin- niml ponu'llutrt n- bnlnnced PerfiHtlnn wlili b U n U-niillful In lt pniHril ,n llg It Ii rtlli li-nt In It ho tluu. t he i-sluw of IhP Lloilo round gfiitly nt Ha citrvmltle for win. of "in i- in tiiu wood lind raoorery "truin it: iiIhiv. then, rodudi-d eniU of , the cuthiK rdR the bind. In uiinle oinpl,nt thinner- front unit 4m than ilimiiEb the body of the rediff. '! fur n pi I in I In r rwiwui, iitinifly. tlwt tht-re in iv in. gmili-r rti-overy for th umi Htrnk. Thp lii-ml In Jilxt iiuik- . live i 'iioimh in tin In nix- the Jilrnle wikI Is i-liii.T inmh. .(iiiirv , fur MtrJkliiK ii"i'i i-iiPtiiithiir liliiw r Ih hpiiiI.i' ' rpuinlrd - - ' , lookliiK iii-rviMil.v nl hit Wuicli. "tlwt I mun i m f'Kil to .Mow bliUBi-lf to he hpiiiorlpd " Tln-re mi uenernl ror of Imigh ter. rniyi the Clcrehind I'lnln Dt-nler. Thou on of I In1 men irnki-d: . "And how did you com. to nmk. thit tnrtllhtt dlHi-overyT W-..H n win thli wy. My wlf. wo. Juini'lnir on me tomcthlng fierce, mil I conlilu't 0'ure opt bow I de rrsJ It Ko I npiinked ap end mid: 1.11 h..r. wh do yon mwnyi picj on we whi-n you're toret Why don't you mine thiindi'r with Albert once iu iwhller iAllMrt"i our youngeet boy.) Why.' he rniys. 'Albert wouldn't itnd for It. tbnt'i whyr M FARMERS LEARN THE valOe OF ADVERTISING In the rurr-nt Issue of rami and Kln-slde. Nut. T. Krnme, a government emiMiyoo who has lurne orchards and Hiii-rlntuds them himself, writes about the value of advt-rtlhliig to fann ers. He says In part: "Advertise, advertising, advertlni--innts, advert islnx camiuilgns and ail vertlHlne bills niaKlc words. An-1 even we farmcrg are catching on. j FORUM OF THE PEOPLE PJVINfi TRUST iniiiivj iiiuui STRANGLES CITY HEART OF MAN MAY BE REACHED THROUGH COOKERY CHICK ENOLOGY hasmon Frills. Things are uever as bad as they might bo. What If hoops had to be worn with Uio silt aklrUO-Chlcago RiH-ord Herald. i h,.viiiip lu-LMin on tin- II1IUII4 """"" " tniu-tors. we put forward the sugKe tlim that Inxtiwl of IU w ,h slaxlK-d knee bo Introduced, thereby obvlatlnu "lii.KKlnK.--Ht. Uul Glol IVniiKTiit. Never say KI that the English nre .1..11, 1.... i in' ii sense of humor. An Eng- llnlimaii visiting thin country remarks ttint the only fault be has to mm w.ui Aiiierlcnu women Is that they are over dressed. - Itocheater IH-mocrat and Chroulcla Forest Notes. A Bulim wlcntlit fla'ma to have discovered an Inoculntlon for use agnlnst foretil Umvl: There are nearly 0.000 professional fori-titi-in lu (lermaiiy who are associ ated with rarloiis twhulcul aocletles. The University of Washington has secured the use of two sections of land (EdltoT. Enterprise, Sept 22.) I want (o give the readers of the En terprise two remedies which are sim ply Invaluable to chicken-raisers. Yesterday my neighbor remarked to rue, "I told A we simply must get nt (hflsa rhlrken rnnHts " The rush of nal on tbs head recen ly when he Probably hr.Hl right. .h'-"!d'1 taK the life blood from the chickens, and cooked right. Some keen org.in- JJ , , vlinlltv rniH ntrenirth ..atlon of sheepmen is going ; u, .bo. r .rrow'S a number of these people who are at ihrough the molt and pre- sighted they are, and by so doing will When I askiM my neighbor what her create a more active demand for. their remedy was she replied unhesitatingly, special product. "coal oil." . nAA l h.v. frum.l thitf temnnrnrllv effec- so, too, we may eii-i u i; .l day when even the voung clerk who tlve; but the trouble Is as soon as the Is but beginning hia 'life at the lunch- coaloil evaponites the mites congre coounter will put up a kick If his gate as thick as ever on the foosU .. . if hu1 ain n WnntilnC Vmt lika to find a oounUT win mil u. ivn iv , -i-" . . . n-nl buckwheat-flour and his mapla ; rennedy that you could apply one. or svrup did not come from sugar-maple ! twice a year and feel sure that the - 1 .. . ... .Vnnja uarn Tint atttr1an Vilh VPm ID? mi Tnnt is. II me duckwiiphi u " 1 - . CHARGE MADE FORCES ARE AT WORK TO STIR UP TROUBLE FOR CONTRACTOR ASSESSMENTS ARE Matter Is, However, Po.iponed Action Until Another Session to Give Time for Study "Is of Condition for tl)l. DIM . - ers iA millers and the maple-grove owners catch on to the value of ad vertislng as early as wa iiuiik iae will. "If we apple-growers do not soon formulate and put tnto execution some comprehensive advertising scheme to reach the pregont non-consumers of Hera It Is, given by O. W. Mapes, the henman, Middlotown, N. Y.: The great mite destroyer and pre ventive tallow; simple, isn't It? Taint your roosts once or twice a year with indited tallow and be forever rid of those "pesky" mites! v To destroy tb large' lice on the reach the present noa-coiiivi u io aesiny iu nus " apples we may oot be able to sell our .chickens, here is my -remedy. Prepare . . ui.i M I A, tot hnrh' iinH 3r nlipltpr wh -TP crops profitably.' UNIONISTS PREPARE FOR " REVOLUTION IN IRELAND ItKI.FASTs Sept. 24 The embryo f TTIiilor." st nresnt to discuss pluns for provlnslonal gov ....... .,o..i I,. i, with Hu furentry cuiirsc., A m lined to fight Ures on tne cnii- Salssmsn and Smilst. ' " "Tin- Millie In lilie of tllf grentet a ""t" ;'f Hie HIH-eewnfirl . iileHliinn, r siiIi-iim rmrn.- mly jhc.iiliiNngHr f iIi-l'ti'iMient lore llueli demitineiit "It imi!.. H friend for the slur niid hy iu do iiiotlemi. prli-e null wl.. ' . :f .. : . ,' . ( "Tin- fihiuty to ppiiie for (Aglit bom day In 'trnlt tiard to Hniulre anff pimKPfP.prt . fev stoA- help. Tt If can I.p gullied by coimtnnt prui'tlra the wnti'hhitf of one-.lt nd oot per o'tttnit at Hnr time tb. allghtest (ndl- cation of a frown . ..''. . "I recall my first purchase In a New ork department store. I was directed to the counter where I conld 8nd th. ipi Ini artlcl. of my chotce. I was met Z hT s gruff -What In ItT from th. ealea ,mn. I reran M -Nothing.' and I havent been In that store sine. New lork Prpss. - A loot lineu to iigui uivw mi. . . - . ....... , . nnitiliies n rake, simde , emtut In the event tha home mle I ami hw It Is compact, no that it can I m become, law. Six hundred - dele ! ,e curled on iKirw'lMirk. nd we,h" gates ware present. The Marquis of i lWH thnn tlve ami one half ponndii. lx)I,d0noerry, former Lord Lieutenant I : r . nf Ireland, was ebalrman. I . , - ' ' '.' . ' sir Elward Carson, leader of the i . n .....Ht...d aii i in ipian i ninn A Powde d muster i inuiim.. ' t'.,i'..iii unil iiwful df ,hlc,l m1 !'- ni'bers of the house of commonN , .! , 1 1 ip H n bag for vke of Abcrcorn and many o.her The Antwr. "I Just found out last night," be -aid. t--se n yard of four j Peers and representatives ... . ...... ..I. IhlV - I "I I"" '"' , ... a ..A A in-h ril.li.iii In Hr,'"v i int Inf one pla over ,,Ue r mid fa-ii-M twvito by briar ,mi.I.Hig I'-ul.li- wtieu mi -- 1.1,., and. Kiiiliir-tw.'"" , )M. M.wn t .-irrulur i-trca ef card; Hird two nnd a Ooartrr ln. be. In dl .meter C..t two of lhiw and coter with the ribbon Having attached .ne ,,e. which will be the risM sWe i the linn will not hIiow. rover with the ti,er .miliar Jilt An .Inch from th. ,,, ..n a lnc Ikk'H" iMt Pdttti io hold tire draw string, and feather or hrlnr stitch It o Put Into jt n Ik.1 of powder, and the whol. wake a ery acceptable prwnL Friandship. Krlendslilp Is the scarlet thread let down from th. window, of beavea to blud human hearts together. - from all narts of the provlnc. of lUater at tended. ' . . . . 'Full d stalls of the provisional con - f i.n nrnvtnee- ware com- mnnlcalcd to the meetln for formal ratification. The- earaesme w..u which the participants regarded th procedura was exemplifieJ in report ef th-i meeting, which declared: Thk nucleus of an Ulster Par la ment win put Its haa ls to a docartunt no lea remarkable than the Declara tlon of Independence and as pregnant with poBsluilltl!i of change In the, po litical history of the country." N. Pet. N.dd. ' ' Penley I've written a new noreL Come lip to my apartment, and I'll how you the proof. Frtend-rroofs! Why, old chap. I don't doubt your word In th. least Boston Transcript. . - ' a t,viA rinat hnrh'undr shelter, whre it will not get wet. It I. a good thing In anvA several haes of dust now while the ground Is dry berore tne winter rains enme on to reDlenish the dusi bath as needed, for the hena carry away a great .leal on their . feathers. To the dust bath, add some aulpher lime and Ilea powder which come In can also ash. and let the h?na do the rest toward keeping themselves free from lire. Thay will apend hours of contanment In . the dust bath, though at first they will be ahy of it. If any of the mne, etc is visiuie. Now for the other remady, which la for alck, or droopy chickens. Thi has been tried with limply wonderful r suite, both by my neighbor and my self, when a fowl happened to be all Ing. Jwo of my thoroughbred Silver Can-pines berime droopy from ui)ia cause, but one Jose of thi lmple rem edy completely restorei lhein:-On? i.nnnn' lavpi 'full PDSOm Sa'tSI enough bran or meal or hort to make a table spoonful in all; wet with coal oil and fee It to the chicken. (The chicken will rot eat U voluntarily). This is a dose -Tor a full-grown hen: leas should be given a youn chicken..' L Let us give our chicken the ame care we give o'ner farm atoca, ana pee If they don't tnank n not oniy .mo their singing but a:o In highpriofd egga thi wlnt.ir. . , MARY NEWTON BADCIER, . teerd Hand Lavtr. "I.bl telis me lie la a great k)Ter of nature." "Yes. I don't know of any man who enjoys seeing the picture of a aylrau dell In a marilo mora than Dobua doea." Btrmliigham AiUsraJd. , . Chargea that a paving tmst wa trying to get a strangle hold on tha city as It had upon Portland and oth er towns of the northwest, flew thick and fast at the" meeting of the city council Saturday night when Council man Horton started the ball ro.llng. The question came up over the re duction of th9 assjssments made for the Improvement of South Main atreet. Mr. Easterly of the Montague-Reilly construction company, declared that the taxpayers, who wer3 protesting were being used as instrument In the hand of the tqist to make trouKe for hi .concern and that the whole affair w'as a trad3 fight. Wiliam Stone, city attorney, eW .v.. .ii k... m., nt ih nh lectors had waived their right on the grounds that ther had made no protest earner tn th game. Ths matter was refer red to a special meeting of the county Wednesday night. - It. T. McBaln appeared asHlng for 150 for a new furnace in the library to replace ihe one that exploded aome time ago. The matter will be taken up and discussed at an early meeting of the council. ' , CHANGE THE8UBJECT WHEN Ihe troubles of life saB you ' An Ihe morrow loans bltur snd dresr; SVhsn no pnytn mnS no hops svmll you. A path thai Is bctt-r snd clear Chsnire the subject and tske u anotbsr. You U nnd this was ths best. Cunt your fellow man as . brother And Isy the old trouble to rest.. No tflato of lite were efer meoded By worry snd fret ana ear Kew thoughts and new hope. bav. be , friended A wisn In the depth, of despair. -Chsnae the -subject snd bsrler your SOT Vow (' For a tssk'lhst Is newer and bright. And ih dawn of h sun on the moi row Will clesr the dark shadows of ntshL No life wss e'er free from hespsirln;: There re worries ssssllln us sU, Byt .tli. pains tlwt sre smsrtinc and tesr na Tl. isrt erlll tv lesser and snaJL Whet Ihe subject Is changed for suotlie Toe B ftnd this army ! the ba(: Coun'- your feltow man ss a brother Aae f the old trouble to rest. - -Horwee Beyssour Keller. CHICAGO. Sept 18. A plan which : he declared wll! curb the divorce evi't i Imnrnvo thp Hlcstlon. Increase tile ! happiness of Chicago and add $10,000 a year to tne county treasury was bus gested to the county board yesterday by County Clerk Sweitzer. Sweltzer presented an offer of a lo cal publishing house to pay the clerk 25 cent each for handing each appli cant for a marriage license one of its cook books. J "Many of the prospective brides K .. , 1 1 1 . 1 I . f. -1 ,nl rt ArnonlKn Btf'i. ence, Sweltzer wrota to tne ooara. "This may be the cause of much do mestic infelicity and any means that will aid the new wife in the prepara tion of mea's should be encouraged heartily. "This may be the remedy sought by various reform bodies seeking a means of eliminating or at least curb ing the divorce evil." He added that the partnership would add $10,000 yearly to the coun ty treasury. . T RIES JUMP TO WHEN AID CONES POLICEMAN HOLDS ON FOR DEAR LIFE TO ROPE THAT SWUNG NEARBY RAVES AT COP WHO ARRESTED HIM Doe Not Appreciate Rescue and Calls Ifficial Many Name For Work He Did Friend Trie to Tell Story . WANTS TO CLAMP MOUTH SHUT WIFE ASKS INJUNCTION AGAINST HER HUSBAND TO KEEP HlM FROM SPEAKjNG CLAIMS HE WAS CRUEL TO HER Chargea. in Complaint That He B.at and Choked Her When He Came Home From Hi ' Wcrk Divorce . a - ' To prevent him from even speak In to her on the street, Lasa A Chllea has asked for an injunction out of the circuit court against her husband, O. R. Chika. sha make, 'thp netition for an 1 junction a part ot her complaint for livnrro nn.i bases her action on his .it est siipcpd crneltv during their married life. The wife charge th.e K...I11111I with vn tin ir and choking her at rariou time and placing- her in fear of her life. She says he c&Med I..- ..Ha nn.1 ahusivA nnmps ana tnai h. case aspersion on her reputation. . Tbey have a son, Harold K., ior whom she ask the custody as well ntmrnev fees nf 17S and 125 court costs. - The defendant is T printer on tne Uoloenaaie oenuuei. v Th. CwnsdiaiV Unhapp Lot "Don't vou," she asked the come- dlas, "aften And It Irksome to make npont. laueh?" - , 'Yea." he sadly replied. "Frequently It Is so Irksome that I don't oa n. Chicago Record-Herald. Grabbing an auparently Insane man by the arm as ha leaped off the 25 foot cliff which forma the east bank" of the river, Officer Lee French made QatiiHiv Avenino- stint (a pnnnlHprAfi one of the most thrilling and sensa tional rescues, ever seen in tnls city. About 6:15 o'clock Officer French was told of two drunks who were un dressing on the edge 01 tne curr tnat forma thp rlvpr hftnk 1tlRt above the bridge. He hurried to the place but. as oon as toe men saw mm, tne oiaer one leaped over the edge which is about 25 feet above the surface of the water. FY.-ti.na.telv tha officer was able to cot i.'noA tn tha cnunla hefore thev noticed him and a the old man jump- en, ne griiuui'u nun uy tue riu. mo old fellow was strong,- with all the strength of a wild man, and he strug gled to rree nimgeit, yelling ana iignt lng all the time. TiS-onnh hnwpvar. hunfir nn with all his strength, one hand on his captive and tne otner on a rope, wnicn nung over the cliff. 1 , Desperate Struggle. Afar a rTeunerata Btrueaie. ill which French nearly fall over Into the river several times, the wild man was pulled away from the edge and with the assistance of a nearby strangat was held until a auiomooua was brought from the Hedges stable at the foot of Sixth stret and the pair were taken to Jail. Both men ware named Wilson, al though they both claim they are not related. The older man waa about B0 while the other was near (he tbirty- fie-year mark.. . , . -. . At th. tall In tar In the evening, the old man, or "Dad." did nothing but curse everything and everybody. His rescurer wa the obt of more than usual vemon, the m?re sight of French causing tha mad man to rave with hate. The yonnger ere is saia 10 iw in a normal condition, even trying to tell his pardner that f rench had ived his life. Ao're Foot Wateev Ad "acre foot'' of water La aqaiTar kwt to 4300 cubic feet and la th. quantity required to cover an acre to the depth ef one foot The term la mmmonly osed in connection Wlti torage for Irrigation.