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ENTERPRISE. OREGON- SHITkMHER 4, iw.
WHOLE NO- 051
Mid-Summer
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H.ttUL JLHTSS' IxOOU
We have just, placed on our Bargain counter all strictly
turner Dress goods, consisting of Mercerized Foullards,
untie?, .Percales Batistes, etc, at greatly reduced
icts. r.;
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All regular 1 25c value at I0;'c
" " '20e '' 12 )C
15c " " 10c
" 12-Jc "' " S.!c
" 10c " " 'file
These are all nice patterns and genuine bargains.
raw
We offer a nice new stock ol men's and youths' Straw
its at 50c on the dollar. This price is made regard
's of coat in order to close them out.
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We have some odds and ends in. this Hue at just half
u!ar price. These are good quality, but price is made
r the reason that we. haven't a full line of sixes in the
prcnt styles. Buying these at price ottered is genuine
wnomy. '
We offer as a special drive in this line 25 dozen pairs
Misses' and children's black Hose in sizes' from 5 to 9
These values will surprise vou.
bc per pair.
jThesc are in Mercerised cotton and Percale at one-half
iular price. '
Ladies' silk waists regular ?5 value $3 15
" 3 50 " 2 50
' u 4 "3
" ' (i 4 50 " 8 25
4 " 3 " 2 25
9 . : . ;
fThese silk waist are the best quality we have ever
f and now is the time to get bargains iri th'cm .
WehavV --vfW nf fWf Chamoion mowers yet on hand
member, this, mower took ...first premium at the Pans
Position. Call and see them it you are interesieu m
a mower.
fre are headquarters for Mitchell wagons in this county
t have a good supply of them on hand.
pr stock of General Merchandise is quite complete.
we would be glad to figure with you on anything you
wire.
Respectfully yours,
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Funk's Store Burned.
Tho l.irgo nonorul niercliainlisc s-tore
f W. .7. Fu:ik iV S,in lm.-n!-d to the
r.iiun) hist r'ritliiv innr'r,. Tic
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A Letter.
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flic FirM Xatioiiiil pM.nk- ri Ki.!',wr.
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! H JM'I-C.ill 111 Jli.!'HM I Tr.if..v Til,.,,,.,
lames mid (.Soorp; Funk Were slci.iim 1 uc 1
111 the lwd ro.:u mid lunl tlie Ao-x tied
Dallowa
it I Wi;iil,l v. 1 i 'e ay.!
mu- !k'-(- 1 inn. I
went, 111 tn,. i,!:k 1,, ,;,,. i,...f.
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Si!W HIP tl'.o .ii-ulU liPlal'llt!
..M-.I.1) 111 A , . , V . 1 . , .. I 1 .. .
the Viiue uioni, iukI went ill to brine ! .1. . .1... -. , , ' '.
.. . . , mi-uriTiis uinvn hf-re utut ( (: 1 inn
to t lie UikIi',! Siates lUi-.kiii (. .
and a!! th-y w..t;!d 1:-... V!i i-Tvs
in I'liit.'il St.itr i-u ,..( y. sc. 1 l,.st
in the wnre l oiim lie in ide so miieh
th:it J.i'iics ot 11, lit a lamp, ;
Ilps.'tthe In niii down to,.
1 1 1111 out.
until' liiii; iiikI t'f... il j; in juiping
around npet the hi 1?! j. The oil ii.i-iiiidiii;-;,-
took iir;' u.ul Jiinifs'i-iwi for
a hin-.ket oi wilier. Ho st cured Iv. o
luckfts full tuul in di;-.vi;:; the third !
drnjiped :!n; hueket in the well, lit '
then "nve the iiliirin and in a fi
minutes tho e'm.e'.i lol's '.in
rit'j; and the eu'ire town w.i on li.uei.
The puiiio tor the sy::.ein of water
ivocks, that was Just ueuii; ro paired
v.'iii? started and t no old Imsc coviled
to tm ii;(l:-;ims. In 11 very short
lime 11 stream oi Wut.r w: r:!'.id!y
iciiiing the i,iv uiiuer eoniroi, win 11
the hose hursted near the nuzzle. A
eiiaiure was attempted to pi.t the noz
zle 011 tho next coupling hut a reducer
in the "nuz.le-e:iine od' on the end ot'
the lii'ot joint oi ho.s; and the uo..lt)
e.aild not he lilted uny place elie. In
the mean time the hose became kink
ed mid bursted ;n two other places.
The nozzle was placed bank 011 the
iirst joint mid 1111 ulleinpt made to
stop the leaks in the hose by the MioU
of bed clothes and ut last by rubber
boot legs.
such headway that it was useless to
I th.y tl
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News
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S'..eeii!::tliu: 111 M..iifini l:i,,i.iy. 1
d- n't know v.iuit the vtlalivi, value of
t n. on,-;.- is because !
hor:!,t anvihie e.veert
l",v and they have been a'l l,n,
, lOlt III ili.lt.
I M is one hii'idr. d yers be-
hind ihe.li.ries in arietiltip-al i'uph-
mei-.ts. hi've not se. n any pii.hM
! iiiain exeep iu imn!! patch, s. Tle-y
j raise lots of porn air' some hem ;.
They uls, i ti.it imte h pl-.mt ii,,;f pruvvs
from six to ten i.et hirdi und pom-
is what ycu want when you sub-scribsfor
A County Paper:
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Look Over Tho
!iK-no..-s yr.re:idiig at the eiound ni.d'l
runs up in liiiulcs six to piuht inches
t'.n't know vdiat it is
1
w ill
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in widto. I
usi.il i ir as nnuooy would talk to mo.
1 Uiots they thol'.-ht I whs an eseaped l
The Mexicans plant thiir pom
about eighteen inches iij.nrt in lows S
and niilv nbinl it . 'i'i.. .. t'i
almost invariably do 'heir plowing
with oxen. I was tint close enough to l)
C''f tllf.il rtiti.'rf ,i tl,.,.,.,..vl, I..... l5
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t.horollfvli in.:rit,. 1
liy this time the lire hud .:., i.t K ,.r , ,.,,, , -ti
And See That . .
It Sivcs tiic (puQty NcwH.
ar)d ,
Tle price is $l-.oO a ycaiV
We offer some exceptional bargains in our,
CLUBBING KATKS with other . papers ' and
magazines.
the train thev tiiko n noli, .'iv .
try lo extinguish the lire, so all etl'oits : ,;; ,, , - -.i ,
. . I Indies in iiiiiiiieter with Rome crook,
were directed ttward pieventing the I pi , .. t . , i . . ,, , , .
1 B t- lose to t tic bin ot cl thev put what I
snread of the fue to adjacent buildiiiLB I ... .,,1 i ,.,n , i i i ,
1 J jWoiil'1. call a sbovel plow, and one
i) ineuio oi u.e o,u in.rsieii nose aou ; 8(I.,,igllt .,(ic.k M,0t thr,.e f(1(,t ,
a bucket bi igatle die Me was conti.ua UliiU,wd on (o,. , l;
l J 1 L t ' I 1 . 1 ... Ill
io. no au.re nullum una u,e Muim,,.,,, (,xt.n f(,r H(.h Th(J ,.0)
wareiiOi.se in me rear., inu iewis i :,, (i. t'..:..,.i . .,i
r wmnimmnmrnmnammaaaauaMm
oiij;
They use
Hotel, Mrs. Spraue's house and the
Utt saloon all had a very close call.
Only a few glass were cracked on the
north side of the street, and the paint
blistered in a few places.
While tiiose were busy fighting the
lire ninny 'others were carrying out
have to hire lots of men to raise corn
and cultivate it the way they do down
I lurp. One man with a cultivator like
I used to plow corn with twenty-live
ypars at o, would plow as much com
as four Mexicans with their ri-.
There are scarcely any wagons here, M
the contents of the store, it is not the Mexicans use heavy cuoiber.ioine
known the value of the goods saved j Clll.ts(( f!0I110 of tluM)1 fitt(1(1 vvitll ton.
but it has been estimated by the prop- m.g ,lni1 8()IIU. wjth 8i,.lfts- yiu, !
rietors ivt between three and four , th.y w0l.k h!x nul(,s (hey ,,,, two cn
thousand dollars worth, (sheriff i tne tongue and four abreast in the
Shackelford was on the scene and had j ;e.lfi jn somo C.,S(1) j K.,w w.i,rj ,)(,y
guards posted all around the goods ( worked one in the chafts. 'and three
oiled in the streets and saved a nuiu-jai,mist i the lead. There are not.
ber of dollars in value from those who , niimv u,r cH or ,mll,,.s worked in this 1
desired to convert a useful article to country :tcopt in ' the cities. Their
t mir own use. ine uitfimmuu was ' .,4rf .w r.( t.,li.iil.i..ii .... i
------- - j 4i ivvtv-o vy iiHiijjjui imuvii ami tiUJlli
.flOUtJO.
Wool Qrowers at Pendleton.
tore seem to bo the ox and the burro.
In the northern part - I saw a few
bands of horaos and cattle, hut that
country don't oem to lie inhabited.
Pendleton, August 28 Some of the 'The cattle are long legged and have
ablest speakers tver assembled in , horns as long as my arms.
Pendleton will address the convention
of the Eastern Oregon Woolgrowers'
Mexico City seems to he built
mostly with stone and a kind of
Association here September 16, if the ; cement and has the ii.iiwantni.n ..f
enure lis is able to attend B.nger j j j ,
H rmann, of the department of the , b ' . 1
interior may speak on the Ulue ivd-, noon for Ner.cuz. You,-, truly,
Strawberry mountain forest reserve. I Jl'iwos Hajim.
So vital is the question of establish-1
incut of this reserve to sheepmen that j
Commissioner Hermann has been Fruit for Sale.
asked to state its object, ard the res-j
trictions that would probably s'lrroinid :
it, if created. i I lmve for sale at House's place on
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ougrcs.,..,. .. .......... ...t.,.AWjr 6l Yel, v T ,I)ar,;11t
obable speaker on a topic that is;, , , ,
jyiucness aim rariy rennocK apples
at one cent a pound, also Peach
nrobable sneaker on a topic
agitating evory shee-miau in Eastern
Oregon, "The Coyote tecalp Jioiinty
Lav." C. J. Mills, livestock agent of
the O. H. & ' Co., F. Wiilmslcy,
Pendleton agent of the O. K. & X..
Douglas Belts, president of the assoc
iation, und others are to talk.
Plums,' later will have Fall and Win
ter Apple, Pears, Prunes, etc. The
Aider Slope Fruit is very line this
year. C. D. Emmons.
For Instance
Chieftain and Oregon'an
both one year for $2.00.
Chieftain and Spokesman Review
both one year for $2 00
Chieftain and Kxaminer
both ane year for $2.25.
The Chieftain and any of the
$1 magazines one year for$2.50.
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