ENTERPRISE MEAT MARKET.
R. L. DAY, proprietor.
Located in Wallowa National Bank Building
i '&'
Shfi's a Qreat State.
J Choice Line of Meats always on hand,
;EEF, rORK, Murium, jind S.1VS.1GE
CURED MEATS A SPECIALTY
xterpnse, -
IV
populated. F.nfflinil f.. i..,fi f
comparison has 50,$rt7 aqnare miles of
territory, hi:e Oregon, has an are of
M.03.) square mile. England has a
population o: 2T,ii00,030 in excess of
that of Oregon.
mere are nuivie-oi-r riiiN in tlm
Oregon
Livery & Feed Stable
3
t"
f2SNoRTn of Bask BuldixgJ
BENjBOSWELL,
Proprietor.
are numcrou: cities in
1 1 1 itd States .-eh of which has a pop-
1 ; n'ation greater than this entire state.
2 i T1e people residing in fan Francisco
sfdLRriJ Oakland exce?l in number all the
residents of Oregon.
Thr?a mountain ranges intersect
.the ftati on a northerly course, and
several transverse range further sul-
aivi le it. A very large ponbn t f
these mountains hear niiner..l deposits
of value, chie.1v gold. The mineral
area a!, ne qua' th.it of several Nw
E inland stKtes combined.
In natural and industrial resources
O.-go.i ci.rnot W surpa?seJ. She
can put her fi-heries, cereals, fruits,
, stock, dairy an I mineral pos Utilities'
j in competition with anv country of
4 ' e-ial area anywhere, yet, by reason of
f her sparse population, she has but two
TWO nORE FOREST RESERVES.
New Tracts In Eastern Oregon With
drawn from Entry.
FIRST CLAS TEAMS JXD BIGS.
j The Best Hay and Grain.
OPEK D A.1T A. IT ID NIGHT
(.icqct ii. l- iieim-u.Kuis undevel
oped aggregation of natural wealth in
this wonderful state. This widely dis
parsed s-ittere I little community of
Orego i ha workei wonders in its
humble way. Oregonians need not
lie ashamed of their work or the re
sult thereof. But results thus far
amount to i.o more than a preface to
the chapters in the marvelous volume
of the future. Forest Grove Times.
PARK AND WASHINGTON, PORTLAND, OREGON
The school where thorough work is done; where the reaon is
ays given; where confidence is developed; where bookkeeping
mght exactly as books are kept in business ; where shorthand is
:e easy ; where penmanship is at its best ; where hundreds of
kkeepers and stenographers have been educated for success in
where thousands more will be. Open all the 'ear. Catalogue free.
A. P. ARMSTRONG, LL. B., PRINCIPAL
I. C DYERS TONE,
Watch-maker, Jeweler
and Optician,
Wallowa, Oregon.
Just arrived A nice line cf
watcees, Chain. Charms, Xeck-
:ccs, Lockets, Ring's, Brooches,
Cuff Pins, Bodice Pins, Emblem
Pins, Thimbles, Ladies Purses,
Bracelets, etc.
Privileges on Reserve.
ENTERPRISE DRUG STORE.
. FORSYTES PROPRIETOR
Cakp-es a Complete Stock of
DRUGS AND PATENT MEDICINES.
Inasmuch as Wallowa county is to
have a Forest Reserve we publish the
following from the Antelope Herald :
li. v. Langm . p iural turestry in
spector, met a number of the stock
men's union here, last Friday, and
discussed with tl e n the question of
pasturage in the forest leserve. Mr.
j Langille sta etl that the aim of the
government ns the greatest good to
the greatest number, and that the
( great.- 'int rest centered in the pres
ervation and utilization of the timbi-r
'supply. II-jointed out that by the
! setting ; side of th-- C.iscadfj n serve, it
jh.il lien protect.'d f:om the land-grabber-,
and the Li-.ids hud been pre
, served for th use oi the people, sub
ject only to proper restrictions. Tue
chi i inquiry made by the department
lis: Dat numoero: sheep win the
I reserve carry without injuring the
j permanency o' the grazing, and how
'can that number be apportioned with
jistiee to all? Thi se matters were
thoroughly discussed, and before clos
ing !!! remarks, Mr. J.;nigille stated
th it as long as th shit puieii will do
th ir utmtijt to co-o;- rat? with the
government in jirom iting thu useful
ness o: t!i' reserve, they may rest as
sured t'i grazing privilege will be ex
tended to them."
Lrecnptiong
reful I y
ijo'.:ntlerl.
The masqurad? ball given at the
city hall last niht was an elaborate
affair, an! about thirty coup! s parti
cipated. Th pri.e ior the g ' t ms
t -lined lad v character wai iiv.ujdjd to
Oirgonian New Bureau, Washing
ton, Nov. IS On recommendation of
the Geological Survey, the Secretary
of the Interior today ordered the
withdrawal of two additional Uxlies of
land in Eastern Oregon, with a view
to the creation of forst reserves.
The one tract embraces the Towder
River Mountains and contiguous
country, about 250 townships in all
and extends from the Snake river on
the east to a point a few miles cast of
I nion and Cove on the east, the
withdrawal King boot shaped, with
the toe turned north. The towns of
Cornucopia and Medical Springs are
about four miles south of the southern
extremity of the withdrawal, while
the City of Enterprise, as well as
Wallowa Lake, have been excluded
on the north jrom the original recom
mendation of the Geelogical Survey.
Many private entries hue Wen ex
cluded. This withdrawal is also rec
ommended by Congressman-elect
Williamson.
The second withdrawal embraces
about 14 townships lying along tho
northern end of the Blue Mountain
range, following the Union and Uma
tilla County line, embodying all tin-o:.-upied
publfc timber lands and the
headwaters of many small streams
tributary to the Grand Konde and
Umatilla Rivers. This withdrawal
also extends into Washington, where
it embraces about 13 townships in
Asotin and Columbia Counties, being
northern extremity of the Blue Moun
t.iin range. Practically all oi the
land included within tin se withdraw
als is unsuiviyed. None of the low
lands valmbls for agricultural pur
poses have been ii. eluded, and, as far
as pcs-ihle, all lands covered ly di
mes, of one form or another, have
been excluded. It is probable that
the Presidential proclamation which
will finally create these reserves will
eliminate all but public lauds from
the final reserves, which are contem
plated much to preserve the water
supply as to preserve the timber.
Sacred Heart Academy
LaGrande, Ore.
Conducted by the Sisters of St. Francix. Select
Bearding and Day School for Young I.ndies.
Academic Pre pa rat n
Kindergarten
,1
by our Schools of Philadelphia. Music and Fainting receive t
attention. Letters of inquiry directed to
Sister Superior
simi,
TIT
We have pot a choice lot of BUCKS ;n KiVM-i
For particulars call on or address Wm. MaUin.
J. E. SMITH LIVESTOCK OC
PILOT KOCK. Ore--.!. .
WILLAMETTE UNIVERSITY
11)02 Opening Announcement.
COLLEGE I.IBEHAI, AUTS.Sept. 10. NORM AL IH'.r 1!TM KM
COLLEGE OP MCSIC, Sept. .1(5. J'KKIWI! A TORY !Kl"
COLLEGE OF ORATORY, Sept. lti. WSINESS 1'EIT., S, . !
ttiLIhiih Or ART, Sept. Mi. COLLEGE OK MEDlOM
COLLEGE OF THEOLOGY, Sept. 111. COLLKGO OP LAW, i
Tuition Rates Reasonable, Caialozue sent uno-i nrrn:.
Board anj room at Boarding Hall, $j.io psr week.
Good hoard with furnished room ean he luo in t he eit f.
fl.O") per week, in private families Students e.n Inurd theim
ifl.00 per week.
John H. Col:man, President, 5a!cm, r,
Ojr New Offer.
In another column is nn otter that
excels any other ever mule to Chief
tuin readbrs. 2.25 for the Chiefttin,
Conkey's Home .lournul, the liius.c::!
membership anil live of thehest hooks
if the age. The hooks alone are
.vorth in the market nmre than $2.2.ri.
sk any one who is ucipiiiinted with
he price of hooks. Alr.j i:sk him
ihmt the hooks being of a hijji class.
A'e cannot atVurd to make ai.yzhing
hut a bona fide, "all wool and a yaid
wide" offer to our patrons. Stop in
some day and see eamplca of the
hooks.
Horse Economy
Means that to get the hest A-ork tin- hoi
must be properly harnessed or saddied m
Fruit for Sale.
uuim uc iniuuriy narnesseu or saculieu a i! I i!
fl ' all the more satisfactory if the harness o: ,
is lirst class.
Good Material
and reliable Workmanship ar. iv-n:i-in
the goods I sell. We always se ,. .
straps are perfect, easy and safe back !- -strong
qualities in every point.
L. BKHLAHD'B
Harness& Saddle sh:;
EfJTEKPKtfE, - OREQ'O-
U..i. jUTl ,.'JJIUIimUiai'llB.M!HyKtBgHIJiJ.i.l.l inui fi,., K.rti.i v
i
My orchard has a full crop this
year and apples, pears, plums, prunes
! etc.. are now ready fur market at i0
Mrs. C. G." Stacey, a i l for the U.t Cl'"t8 lr'""Jred 't t the
Buckeye Vapor Bath Cabinet
PRICE, $5.
FOOLIDQE'5 - PAINT STORE
LaGrande, Oergon.
ADOUARTERS FOR Linseeii Oil, Varnish,
' eating . Oils, All kinds of Brushes, Glass, Cement.
Building Paper and Paper Bags, Doors ana
5'JOWS.
Wall fafei? a. specialty,
i'ictlse fkames made to oboek.
i.rnr mail orderg
gentleman to '. M. Lockwood. The
music was furnii'ied by Iieavisg orchestra.
bridge. Flour and hcardlesj barley
taken hi exchange.
T. F. IIich, Fruita, Ore.
J. P. McKee's Business CDHegi and School
of Correspondence
Is now in its twenty-third year. Every teacher an expert in his
s ecial course. Our special courses cover the entire range of Lufsinees
operations.
Complete Business Course. Time unlimited by mail $2'.
Shorthand " Time six months by mail $15.
" Civil Service Course. Time six months by mail $15.
" English Course. Time six months by mail $15. .
" Select Studies. Time six months by mail $15,
These courses are especially arranged for those who have not the
time nor means to attend College, and especially for those who have
been deprived of a Common School education.
The greatest care is given each individual student Diplomas
j awarded graduates. Send for particulars and state course you want.
! Auerbach Bldg. J. B. McKKK,
I Salt Lake City, Utah. . Principal.
erDfiss Piiotograpa baiiery
S. C. SMITH, Proptietor.
d in the old Gallery Building, Enterprise, Ore.
raits. Penny Pictures,
eoscopic work Pt0 m
ifcffs or portraits on cloth for fancy wofk.
Plies, or do vonr kodak finishing. Copying or en
to order in ' CRAYON, PASTEL or BROMIDL.
fiTG'allcry cloetd m Sunday.
The University of Oregon,
Eugene, Oregon.
The first Semes-ter, Session 1902-3, opens Wednesday, Septem
ber 17th. The following Schools and Colleges are comprised in the
L'niveisit v. GraduateSchool College of Literature, Science and Arts
College of Science and Engineering University Academy School of
Mucie Schoel of Medicine School of Law.
Tuition free, excepting in Schools of Law, Medicine and Music
(Incidental fee 10.00. Student-Body tax $2.'.0 per year.) Cost of liv
ing from $100.00 to f2fJ0.'JO per year. For catalogue, addrws
REGISTRAR OF THE UNIVERSITY, EUGENE, OREGON
0 Xt!0c
oney
On Real Estate.
-A.T SEVEN PER CENT INTEIM
C. T. McDaniel, WalIow,
First Class Hay
and Grain . .
First Cluss 7
and. Ri's .
REO FRONT AND WHITE FRONT
L-JJ
m am
v.
I !
fi. ;
Barni Repaired.
JIOMJJV $ 1GNEi;, Trops.
Enlerprisa, Oregon,
OPEN DAY AND NIGHT.
Camp Ji '
W V W -v1 V -v V V B V V W V V1 w
BICE'S CASH mm.
Knterpriso, Oregon
Will be Opened Monday, October 6,
if
. A Brand New Stock of the best tl: at
purchased in the wholesale market. La
and Gents furnishings, stationery, etc.