ENTERPRISE MEAT MARKET.
R. L. DAY, PROPRIETOR.
, Located in Wallowa National Bank BuiH ng.
A Clioice Line of Meats always on hand,
EEF, PORK, MUTTOX, and SAUSAGE
CUBED HEATS
Enterprise,
Livery & Feed Stable
jfS?"XoKTH of Bank Brn.riNG.jj
C. C. B3SWELL, - - Prcpristor,
i FIRST CLASS TEAMS AXD RIGS
ANOTHER OPPORTUNITY.
To Patronize Home Industry
HE STAR
Is the latest business venture in Enterprise. It is sup
lied with up-to-date apparatus. Does all kinds of laun-
ilry work. Family washing
J OILY II. FLOWERS, -
ENTERPRISE
E. J. FORSYTniS....
. Cakf'es a Complete Stock of ,
DRUGS AND PATENT MEDICINES.
Prescriptions
Can-fully
Compounded.
Buckeye Vapor Bath
PRICE, $5.
0. F. COOUDGE'S PAINT STORE
LaGrande, Oregon.
HEADQUARTERS FOR Linseed Oil, Varnish,
Lubricating Oils, All kinds of Brushes, Glass, Cement,
Lime, Building Paper and Paper Bags, Doors and
Windows.
W PAPEB -A- SPECIALTY. '
PICTURE FRAMES MADE TO ORDER.
Send your mail orders .
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Sentekhiise livery and feed!
STABLE
Win. Reavis, Proprietor.
Best TurriC'jts In The County.
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to
a Somebody will be in
of the day
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THii BE3T HAY AND GRAlttTHE MARKET
AFFORDS ALWAYS ON HAND.
A SPECIALTY
Ore Son.
LAUNDRY
solicited. 3
Proprietor.
L. J. COVEJ1ST0NE,
Watch-maker, Jeweler and
Optician,
Wallowa, Oregon.
I respectfully solicit a share of
your work, and will try to merit
your patronage.
Waltham Watches A Specialty.
DRUG STORE.
FROPRIETOR
Cabinet
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the barri at all hours
and night.
OUR CORRESPONDENTS.
INTERESTING ITEMS
From Various Sections of
"Wallowa County.
WALLOWA
A lodge of the Modern Woodmen j
of Ameoica was organized in Wal-1
Iowa Friday night. It starts with J
thirteen members. J
Mrs. John Mc Donald is visiting '
in La liranue. Like all true
"Scotchmen" she did not overlook
the Burns Celebration which occur-'
cd in tl at city the 14.
It is currently rumored that J.
B. Keeney will run an express line
between Elgin and Joseph after the
expiration of his mail contract.
No boubt a venture like this would
pav as the increasing travel de
mands better transportation facili
ties.
Miss Hattie Lock wood has re
turned to Walla Walla to resume
her studies at theSt. Paul Academy.
Rev. Beardsly who has been a
colk-g-e profession, and is a pulpit
orator of more than ordinary abili
ty, preached in the M. E. church of
this city last Sunday evening.
Rev. Beardsly is traveling in this
part of Oregon for the benefit of his
health and it is hoped that Wal
lowa's ideal climate may be the
means of keeping this excellent
gentlemen and scholar in our
midst for some time to come.
Mr. Wright, formerly proprietor
of the Wallowa hotel has returned
lrom a visit to his old home in
Indiana. Like most of Wallowa-
ites who go away, Mr. Wright was
glad to get back to Wallowa.
The skating pond is well patron
ize! by the little boys and girls
the-e days. In the language of
the small boy "the boy with
out skates is not in it."
A. J. Carpenter it Son are feed
ing their sheep on the Standley
ranch.
Mr. Wood of the Lostine Bulletin-Leader
was a visitor in Wal
lowa Monday.
A number of the members of the
I. 0. 0. F. Lodge of this place at
tended the installation ceremonies
of the Lodge at Lostine Monday
evening.
The high school foot ball team
of Wallowa will play the Lostine
High School team on the Litter's
ground next Saturday. As l oth
teams are practicing diligently
for the event an exciting game
is looked for.
Harry Huffman of Joseph was
visiting in town this week.
Dr. Kirby of Elgin was in the
last week on professional visit.
Harry Chenoweth of Aider Slope
fors Sons.
"Any fool can take a horse to water,
but it takes a wise man to make him
drink," says the proverb. The horse
eats when hungry and drinks when
thirsty. A man eats and drinks by the
clock, witnout re
gard to the needs of
nature. Because of
careless eating and
drinking "stomach
trouble" is one of
commonest of dis
eases. Sour and bit
ter risings, belch
ing9, unnatural ful
ness after eating,
dizziness, headache,
and many other
symptoms mark the
befiuning and pro
gress of disease ot
the Ktomarh.
M P-I Dr. Pierce's Cold
?'' :i K'ii A en Medical Discov
ery cures diseases of
the stomach and
other organs of di
gestion and nutri
tion. It cures
through, the stom
ach diseases of other
organs which have
their origin in a dis
eased condition of
the stomach, and
allied organs of digestion and nutrition.
It strengthens the stomach, purifies the
blood, cures obstinate cough and heals
weak lungs.
" I wa taken with Grippe, which resulted in
heart and stomach trouble," writes Mr. T. R,
Camlill. Montlaud, Allehaney Co., N. C. "I
was unable to do anything good part of the
time. 1 r-rote to Dr. Pierce about my condition,
having full confidence in his medicine. He ad
vised me to take his ' Golden Medical Discovery,
which I did. Before I bad finished the second
bottle I began to feel better. 1 have used nearly
six bottle. I feel thankful to God for the bene
fit I have received from Dr. Pierce's Golden Med
ical Discovery. I can highly recommend it to
all persous as a good and safe medicine," . S
y Dr.. Pierce's-Pleasant Pellets keep th
bowels healthy.
j
was in Lower valley Monday and
Tuesday looking for a power for a
wood saw. He was looking for a
small engine or a horse power.
He will probably buy a horse pow
er and thus utilized the surplus
energy of several horses during the
winter.
T. C. Miller, the postmaster,
merchant and mayor of Promise
was in town the first of the week
replenishing his stock of gxvU st
the W. M. Co.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Brown
came down from Joseph Tuesday.
J. F. Shafer was a passenger on
Tuesday's stage for Elgin.
Dick Maxwell says it is not nec
essary to "see the other fellow" for
he came in contact with the ice
Mondry at a great disadvantage.
John Huber, proprietor of the
Btar credi sawmill, has oOO.OOO
feet of logs skidded and is waiting
for snow to haul tnem to the mill,
lie has made arrangement to mar
ket, bis clear lumber at Elgin this
coming summer.
Commissioner McDonald spent
Sunday at home and returned to
county court Monday morning.
Mr. and Mrs. George O'Brien
started Wednesday morning for
San Francisco and way points on a
pleasure trip to be gone about
three weeks. They will go from
Portland to San Francisco by boat
and return by train.
Chas. Hunter the popular book
keeper of the W. M. Co. took an
involuntary bath Monday in the
skating pond.
A. Wa le of Entirprise who was
a passenger on Monday's stage,
got left in Wallowa and had to
hire a m:in to take him on horse
back to over take the stage.
Miss Mertie Hart of Enterprise!
vi-itingwith the family of II. H.
Edwards near til's city t is week.
Miss May Coebel is the new
waitress at the Hotel Wallowa.
Rev. Walker of Enterprise came
down Tuesday and is assisting Rev.
Martin in a series of meetings for
the Methodist church.
C. T. McDaniel started on Tues-
day for outside points to be L'one!i'd a reading circle which will
until Saturdav.
Geo. Schaut returned Mondnyl
lrom iiaker count v where lie h;is
been looking aft, r a band of bher p.
Chris Fades of Hades Meadow
wag in town the iirrt of tie week
fo secure aid for a nci:;hlior y Hie
name of Lewi Torman w! o has
lieen pick for some time and is now
in destitute circiins'taiiee.-'. Ho
telephoned to the County court ats
to his condition and 2." w.m ap
propriated for his aid. Citizens of
Wallowa subscribed $10 more.
LOSHNIZ.
Ray Vest of Enterprise is assist
ing C S. Fit.patrie A Hon in tak
ing an inventory of their stock.
He came down Monday and will
probably remain two or three weeks.
E. II. Carmen and A. H. Meek
were looking after their lumber in
terests in this vicinity Tuesday.
Mr. Carmen says he will start
Monday with his family for the ir
jold home ot New Whatcom, Wash.
! where thev have a farm.
Middle Valley farmers are find
ing a good market for their hay
this winter. Rankin it Rankin are
feeding sheep at J I. E. Driver's; J.
B. Olmstead at (J. E. (Meon's; E.
R. Howl by at Jerry Max-, veil's on
the Hherrod place; E. W. 1 rubier
at Geo. Wolfe's; liookoul k Hons
at M. W. Goodman'? and Taker
Dros. at W. W. Wade's.
W. II. Wagner and wife of En
terprise were in the city Tuesday.
Rev. Hunderman held services in
this city a few days last week. He
is here to reorganize the lodge of
United Artisans.
R. M, Needham is in the city in
the interest of the Modern Wood
men of America.
Mrs. J. II. Ackerman, wife of
the State School Superintendent
came down from Joseph Sunday
and took the stage Monday for her
home in Salem. She had been at
the bedside of lit r daughter Mrg.
Carlton in Joseph. Mrs. Carlton
is on the rapid road to recovery.'
Ben Davis who lias been the
stage driver between Joseph and
lostine, is now driving Wtween
this place and Elgin.
There will K a foot ball game
in this city next Saturday between
the kid teams of Wallowa and
Lostine. Both teams we under
stand are practising diligently.
The irrigation ditche below
town should be looked after by the
owners. If not by them the pro
per authorities should take the
matter up and protect the roads
from overflow. Wiih tho first
thaw there will be so much water
that the roads will be almost impassible.
FLORA.
Plowing is bcini; done in the
lower localities.
.las. Burner and Isaac Bingaman
returned from a trip to Enterprise
last Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Keefer re
returned from a visit to Lostine.
Rev. Smith visited outside points
last week.
Bert Rrayton received tho sad
news of the death of his only sister
last Thursday. Ho started for El
gin immediately to attend the
funeral.
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. . Whitmore
passed by on their way to Arko
Saturday evening.
T. J. Clark of Portland, who was
in town over Sunday in the capac
ity of P. 0. inspeclor, delivered a
fine address in tho M. E. church in
the evening, his theme being "I
know that my Redeemer liveth."
Mr. Ciark, came recently from
wasningion i. C. where lie was
personally associated with our late
lamented President.
u. r. .Mays ot i,ostine was in
town lust week.
A.L. Grinstead has started
feed stable in Flora.
Elder W. II. Marvin is expected
to be in the 21st and 2'2nd of tikis
month to hold quarterly services at
Star.
The Epworth League has organ
meet once a week.
At a icccnt election of KpworUi
league oincers, J. iu. uimel was
elected President, Flora Buzzard
Ut Vi(',! Mrd- Huffman, 2nd Vie.
Rev. Stnitn, "rd Vict;, Edith Davis
ItbYiee, H.C. Davis, See., and
Isaac Ringanian, Treasurer.
The Ladies' Aid will give an en
tertainment and Imskct supper
Friday evening, Jan. 21th in Horn
The baskets to lie sold for W cents
each, children's 2o cents. The
proceeds of this supper is to go to
wanl paying an old church and
parsonage debt. '
Rev. Smith did not preach here
Sunday on account of having
marriage ceremony to perform in
I'aradise. James Akin and Miss
Cora Norton were united in marri
age at about 11 o'clock on that day
CI1ICO.
The wen tht r has made quite
change the last few days from
fpring weather to freezing.
Most of the stockmen are wish
ior for snow so it will be better
feeding weather.
fordHillman took a bunch of
horses down on the Jos-p!i the
first of the week.
Gorge Miller and G. II. Daugh
erty returned from La Grande Sat
urday. They n port the roads in
a bad thape.
J. J. Daugherty went to Joseph
Monday.
There is 1 e a ball (iiven nt the
.Masonic Hall Eri lay, Jan. 17.
Every one corliilly invited. A
good time is anticip: toil.
Fine and liunm 11 will b ? at Jas.
Hilton's on tie 18 and 10 to buy
cavalry horses.
P4VRIB CREEK.
Mrs. E. T. Roup visited with
Mrs. A Ikins ons day la9t week.
Mr. Cloveidah is engaged in
hauling wood to Joseph.
The basket social which was to
have taken place at Pleasant Cen
tre xhool house lias leen postpon
ed. Miss Nellie Downey is quite
sick w ith scarlet fever.
A muuttcr from the Prairie creek
school visite I at the Pleasant Cen
tre school Friday.
Mrs. Williams and Mrs. Alkius
visited at Mrj. Sp tin's Tuesday.
Mr. Janic Buchanan and family
have move. I into the house former
ly occupied by A. II. Mick.
A dance at M. Cloverdale's to
night. A number of our scarlet fever
pitients are on the mend.
Mr. J. S. Downey has returned
home from Icwis'im. : '
Messrs. Tommy an 1 Fred and
Rosa and Eveline Creen spent
Thursday evening Ht C. W. Mcck's.
Notice.
Wallowa County, Jan. 1, Wi.
To aiiiui'l lli own :
Ynu are hereby
notilii d that I have rxpcinlnd Three
1 lumlri'd il illars in labor and iniriivt"
laeiitH upon the "I.uekv Kour." "IliiKiiel1'
hikI "t'ltliiinet" mineral claims lucuted
in lmnalia Mining district and in whit U
luiius vou were owner of one-lourlli
interest and ns will appear by evr.tTu'iilo
tiled July lt,)l , in the ollico of Count v
Clerk of Wallow county, Oregon, In or-.
lUr to hold said premises under lluj
provision of Suction '.';!.' I Kevised utat-f
iltes of tlio United State, lining amount
required to hold tint same for year ending
Pecembor lil, l!K)l, and if within !MJ
day after thin notice by publication
yon fail or refuu to contribute your
proportion of such expenditure us eoi
owner, your intercit In said claims will
lieconio the properly of the subscriber
under section "JJI'.M.
J. F. Crri.KR.
Notice.
WulloWii County, Jan. J, l'.lOJ.
To Samuel Urown:
You urn hereby
notified that I have expended Onn liiin-
ilred liollarsin lubor mid improvements
u;ion the "Mineral Hill" mineral cluini
located in : Imniilm Minion district by
Samuel Hrowu and J. V. Cutler, and iik,
will appear by certillcato hhd July INIMi,
11101, in theollicn of County Clerk of
Wallowa county, In order to hold said
premises under tlm provisions of Section
"l!4 Revised Statute of tho Cniloil
States, beinu amount ri'imired to hold tho
xainu for the year andim; lVceinbrr !ilr
1001, and if within WO dnyN ofter thin
notice by publication you fail or refuse to
contribute your proportion of such ex
penditures as co owner, your interest in
H.ild (jliiim will beconio tliu I rop.'jty of
the subscriber under snid ertiou L'3L'I.
J. K. Ci ri i.it.
iTxfcut:r' Nol'ce.
Notice is hereby given that the in-
derxined has been duly adpointed Kx
ecutor of the hint will and testament
of Keiibcn 11, Cole, decenscil; and all
mtsoiis having t lainis analiiHt tlm ts
tato of said decensed are hereby i'ciiiir
ed to present the same with the proper
vouchers to said Kxecutor it t Lostine,
Oregon, or to his attorney, 1). V,
Sheiihan, at lii.i olllee in Kiiterpi ine,
Oregon, 'within six months from the
date of this notice.
1 luted this 17th day of Deed 'M.
HASCALL COLIC,
Executor
D. VV. Siikaiias,
Ex'rs Att'y.
12-1!M)1. 1-23-01!.
1
of llnal
Notic-j for
Settlement
Account.
Notice is lire.y j(i'.i:ii t! at tho linal ac
coini: i f W. K. lloIm.-Mn I W. VV. While,
executor a of tho t .ttl! of Thoinici II;
Veatey, deciiMe I, bus l ien I'll. . I in the
olHi e of tlio County I lerk of Wallowa conn
ty, UrcKou, mil ik ollicio clerk ot the
Comity Coiir, and llmt S nurd iv, t'l hru
ary, H, V.tiL m, In r. m.. m th,, olti.-c of I In)
(.'ouii v Jud.e in Knler-p-isc. Wullowa
oiinty , Ur j,ei!!, !;:;s been M l t.y il.v Counlj
Judj;e iik t ie ihie'iiiel i ':i (or the litarinff
of ohji-etioiM u .'aid I nal iiim oun iiiei the
settli-nienl, ll er of , a', wliica time and
pliu e i il persom itiU'i'bN'ed f t Laving uny
objection to Midi tiit.it a Coin. t are hereby
uothh it i tic present nu' ( onlet tlio same:
lia'eot lirst p ililka ion 'Mi .lay i ( Jun.,
1!).'.
HiieUi .V- Hodgin W. II. Hoi.mks,
Alturueya. W. W. Wiiitr, '
Kxi cutor .
H. B. DAYIDSII2ER,'
Auctior.e8
Will cry sales for fanners
r
and othM at any place. Charges
reasonable. Sat'sf.ic.tion giiarantued.
RKFKR :NCi:s:-S. Cochran. Hood
Kiver, Ore., rj. L. llrooks, Smiinu'i'ville,
ir.. Join Conhy. la (iramle. Urn.,
11. Achurc h, Ix.Mine, David Kiihn, Flora,
Urey v v ,
JOHEPH, ORiGOX.