Wallowa County chieftain., August 19, 1909, Image 8

en of Character
Will Find It Profitable
to represent
Oregonfife
1 he Policyholders Company
f-f Only energetic men of strict
J" reliability can retain a contract
in this Company for any length of
time. This is for the protection of the
public and for the protection of our
representatives.
The contracts of many of our agents
date from the organization of the
Company.
HOME OFFICE COEESTT EUILEIKC-. F0ETLA3TD OREGON.
Citv and County
Brief Xercs Items
V;
oil J-
at
rig. co;ii.goj; sil
Keluier"s
Daniel Boji v. s a:
day, on business.
AUs Mavor U ver.-
plica'.isn o' disease.
Japalaa. varnish stains, linseed
at Bnrnaugh & Marfield s
Full l:n of plumbing fissures
Keliners. :
Carl Wiitmore aad daughter R'J?
returned Slonday froai a risit at La j
Grande. !
Bread and cake for saie at Mrs. M. I
Larsen'E, three dojrs east of post-;
office. i
Mrs. T. W. Workman and children .
resumed Yoaday from a visit with I
relatives at Wallowa.
Mr. and Mrs., James HcFaddea of;
Portland, Ind., old friends of Jah-i .
oydF are here laakiue over th?
country.
'Tncle Joe- Reais Is shDw'.n?
some extra fiae. lare. white potato J
taat he is digsing from his garden !
on the Watson farm on Alder Slopi. j
They are volunteers and he ha;
nearly a ton of them. i
Ca-.or roachiu?. cylinder and hart
; nil at Ke tner s. -'
FreJ As'aley aid fazni'y are camp
His oa SbeeT crerk.
i V. A. Iais went out to La Grande
of dUhes a" Tu; may.
S2r2 .Voirj's fc;hr..- oi River i:ee"
owa. Moa- ;s i f.ir '5 js nts :hi west.
j t'ntts r-r gasoline engines oa exb:
ill from a com- h;.!:in at Ke tce-'s hardware store.
I .Yr R. P. RoJsers Is at lh
S :.:;iieri ramp t! t ie lake.
.Vis W. v. White returned 'Satur
tl.iv fr jm a t'.;s s-ay at La GraaJe
E. V. Sbeihjji returned Monda
from SpJkae where he was a dele
?ate to th ; National Irrigation eon
Sit Up And ,
Take Notice
Every department of our store
has been replenished with new
and up-to-date goods and our
tit is tow complete in al
most every department.
We pay spot ' cash for our
goods, ana therefore get the
benefit of all cash discounts
and we give our customers the
benefit of our cheap buys.
0 ir New Goods
just received direct from Chi
cago in the dry goods depart
ment consists in part of tne
following:
PERCALES,
DLMITIES,
BATISTES,
GALATIX3,
SWISS. . .
SUMMER NOVELTIES
in ores goods of the newest
and most exclusive patterns,
LADIES" MCSLLV UNDER
WEAR, LAWN, NET AND SILK
WAISTS FOR LADIES,
EXCHEVG.
LADIES' COLLARS AXD COL
LARETTES,
LACES,
EMBROIDERY,
RIBBOXS,
N0T10N3, Etc. etc
Clothing
We have in transit a large in
voice of Men's Clothing which
"H arrive in about 10 days.
We also take orders lor the
"OLD RELIABLE
ROYAL TAILORS.
Hats
Our spring shipment of Hats
Is already here, both men's and
ooys' We carry the HARDE
MAJT HAT, superior in " style
to any other hat in the mark
s', and only equalled in dur
ability and holding its shape
by the celebrated Stetson.
Shoes
We have, just received a large
aissrtmtnt of men's, boys la
dles' and Mlisej' Oxford Shes
In black, tan. chocolate aad
ox blood (Iare or buckle.
Our Grocery and Hardware de
partments are a:so complete.
Crrp in, look at our goods,
and compare prices.
Eespectfully,
R. S. & Z. CO.
ENTRRPRISE.
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R. 1C. Lo.vrr of the American Ligh
V.it-r compter, came ia Monda
-t inspect progress oa the watei
work.--
M. P. le ha; lo ie'at the sauth 6'
er. o" the J. VY. Bkkford residence
proper y o:i Ea Firs; street of Mr.
Bi- kfcird for 12:.
V.: avA .Vrs C. T. H3ckett and Mr
and Mrs. A'.frjJ Fi .zpatrick of Lostjne
left Monday for Sheep creek where
they will et-joy a fear days oaticg.
Mrs. V. C. Ket ham returned Sat
irdiy from a month's visit with her
aio'h?r in the WI lamette Valley, Dr
S.i i h':m's pa'er.n are here vlsiting
ir.ni and his wi.'e.
L A. Hi detrand of Spokane,
arotlirr-iii-itw of Nel! Stewart of east
jf t jwa, U here w si .lug Mr. S'-ewir:
md io)k;r.e or the country with a
view to 1j ating.
Mrs. Wm. Han: be'". on held the lu k
aumbtr that drew the gDld watch a:
h:- a;e a hoj.s:-, Saturday night.
Mr. and Mrs Ca'via Thomason o:
La Grande eazre in Sunday for a few
days visit at the home of her uncle.
G. V.. Hyatt. Mr. Thomason is city
eai'.or of the Moming Star.
Mr. Frtutb Clarke returned Satur
day from a fortnight's visit with her
3.h".is at the C'oe. Her niece and
Dept." Ruth and Gene Holmes,
can'jf in with her for a visit here.
H. t. brewer of Lo'.tine drove UP
b&turcav and took his wife home.
y.r. Brewer i oa; of the best known
earhvrs in the coun'y. and was tak
ijg th? examination last week.
J. i;. iiiTif- who i ill of appendi
ci'.is at tlie home o:" W. White. U
slowly improving and it is hoped an
' operation will be unnecessary. His
daughter. Mrs. C. N. Gaylord of The
But.es, came ia Sjnday to be with
him.
Mr. a id Mrs. A. G. Smith, and Mr.
i:d Mrs. H. G. Ca.st-e!. of Pilot Ro;k.
were here from Saturday till Tuesda;
on a sight s.-eins trip. They were
shw-i over tie valley by their old
friend. H. G. Bauer. Mr. Smith is
connected wi.h tlie J. E. Smith Live
stock compajiy.
Mrs Elmma Shevlin of Forsyth
Moat., left for her home Tuesday
: morsiag aft ?r a visit with her parents.
Cap a n aad Mrs. A. C. Smith. Mrs.
Smith wha has baen ill for several
months as a result of a fractured am
is low Improving nicely.
; Mrs. Rudolph Hug of Elgin, who
hat! Le?a visiting her son. City Mar
ihr.l Charles Hug and family, return
ed home Ti es lay. y.rs. Charles Hug
and sn arcamianied her cs far as
Wallowa where she will visit a day or
two.
Vr.-. Wm. Fors.-the of Ohio, who
has l.3n at the La Grande hospital
for several e.-k-i. was able to be
urousht here Sa urday and is now
r? ting comfortabir at the home of
ier bro'hr in-law, E. J. Forsythe.
;ler da ieht-r ie e aa(i gon Craig
a.-e wi.'u ber.
11- Wallowa comty old soldiers
who at'.evJeJ the national encamp
ment a: Salt Lake last week, return
ed ho;ne Sa urday, loud in their praise
of the bookable treatment extended
by that ci'y. The reunion Is probab
ly the last that will be held in the
far we', for the ranks of the veterans
are thianing fast and the great
majority are not able to travel across
the continent.
Mr. and Mrs. Bert Oliver returned
to Summer ill i. &itarday.
Bwdir twine 10" cents a poutwl
tt Ke tner's. Z-'-
Geraid Holires is very slowlv re
covering from a foar weeks illne
jf peritonitis.
Mr. an! Mrs. A. 11. Yoang of Hsrri
?ttsviile. Ohio, arrived Sunday for a
visit with relatives her.
Mrs. Joha Wortroan. Sr.. returned
Ionday from a i'it of several days
jriJi hsr dsighter near Wallowa.
Misses Tiilie Hug and Anna Neider
f Summer ille, guests of Edgar
Jan in anl taxily, returned home
Fue via y.
Andrews . Te ry have moved
heir tiflor lo to th room fonner
y eeu;iel by J. L. Sieeround just
vest t Riley Ri e."s grocery.
Mrs. Iia Brou? of Ontario is her
Ulilng hej-son. Fiank Broume mana
;er oZ the Ethel Tucker S;ock com
ail. and her daughter Ruth, a mem
itr of the company. .
Mis; Hanche ! larli? of Fowler
)hlo, oa her av h ane from Seaul.
'torped h- ail viiUed her cousin.
. S. T s'.. who is ia charge of the
i?- a.iig for the city water works.
i rof. Ira Pratt etarnel Sunday
rom Beirncham. Wash., where he
tad been visit ".ng. Mrs. Pratt did not
eturn with tim at this time, bat
he is niac-h improted in health.
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS."
T. S. lo R. A. L;e. sa 14 .1n-J4.
V. S. loWm. B. Roies. sw s- s?
. n4 nw. sw nw se: S. 2n-2.
V. S. ta 1". S. Coach s' s? lMn-U
ot 4 s.'c 7, lo.s 1 aad 2 s?; 18. ln-4:
U. S. la O l; T. Lyman, sw nw, n
w. 11 3n 41. -
V. S. to F. C. McFarland. nw s?
;U f. 14-2a-4l
I. S. ta E. C. H ine v sw sa. 9-Sn-l2
V. S. to F. R. CUmens, nw, 25-in-41
V. S. to J. H. McLachlen. sw.nw.
i- sw s?c 2n se ne sec 27, ln-U
U. S. to Jaoo H. Ko-h? isparger
at 1 sec 5. lots 3 and 4 and sw s
ec 4. 2n-41
V. S. to Lola Smith, n1- ne s?c 2 t.
iw se s?c 20- ln-ll.
V. S. to C. E. Eartmess, n'3 nw
;ec 21. n3 ne se; 20. ln-42.
I". S. to Harry J. Mojlton. lots
uid 7 sec 6. lot 1 and ne nw ssc 7.
on-43.
V. S. ta Thereai Schaut. sS se.
'W sec 18. ne ne sec 19, ln-42.
I". S. to J. H. Kni?h', w;ne. ne nc
ec 23- se se sec 14. 3n-40.
U. S. to Phinexs Gilbert, nw 11 3
14.
V. S. to J. L. Anderson, ne ne se
!4. s'i se, se sw sec .27. 3n-41.
U. S. to Danald A. McLachlen. ni
iw sic 2S. s- ex se: 21. s; se se
10. ln-41.
V. S. to Ben 1. rpin. se se sec 11,
ne sec 23- sw nw sec 21. in-41.
V. S. to Lillian A. Conklin, nw ne
;oc 27. sw se, s'j .sw sec 22. ln-4l.
I". S. to F. E. Conklin sw nw, nw
sec 21. e'-4 ne sec 20. In-41.
I". S. to Je'e E. Tulley. sU ne.
a' se, i"i-4n-44.
I'. S. to Daro hy M. Pugh. ne nw
l2n-42.
U. S. to M. C. Daniel, sw, 12 ln-41.
U. S. to Ethel A. Boyd, lot 5 aad
je nw. 6-ln-45.
U. S. to G. Ea-iiel, sV. se. se sw.
25-3n-42.
U. S. to Lulu E. Treanor, sj ss
iee 2. e', ne. ne se sec 11, ln-41.
U. S. to Lee Wiisan, e1 sw. w'
se. 22-3n-42.
l S. ta Elbert Rich, n'.-. nw. 21-3n
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Eilers Piano Hoase
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of Portland in Enterprise
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Nine different make? of instruments. .In Mission stvles, High French Finish, !
Mali.. -'aims, l'ancv Walnut a ml Fancy Oak Cases. Prices away down- X j
in facrbroKen in two. We shipped by the carload and you know how y
much cheajK-r it is that wav than by just getting one or two at a time,
Then w e do not pav l'rc:-ht on big, heavy packing boxes that costnearlv as k j
much tobrinin as theVianos themselves, but we shipped our 'pianos in V
harness a whole carhx.tl ot them and that is the way we sell them therebr X
saving excessive iretsnt a:ui uic iiiimwcinaw s h,uu", wj mc uida- -t
selline in this county. Never before has it been V
T. . . 1 J . : 1 Ttl n.
Portland to yon, and this
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Here with a Whole Carload of A Pianos
Actually on View in the Samms Building
... . . 1 : -J . nr.c Vn A.11 f 1Tt1 Tl: 11',
possiDie to nave so iar;e a cuoitc, uu at -h :i nano y
House in PorUand. inlactwe nave Drougni
means that we will sell you
' An absolutely new and up-to-date Piano in
a mahogany case, which you could not buy
from any other dealer, even if you could
get as good a one, for less than $450.00
our price and your own time to pay for it
$250,00
and
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Also piano of tlie highest grade manufactured, such as the Lester
Pease, Whitney and Kimball, all of them cut to compare with the quotation W
jum given. 1 ou cannot neiieve or unaerstana now tnis can oe aone unless tt
you come into our store and see for yourself. We mean upright, broad daj--lght,
open and above-board business and want you to prove it. But you
will have to hurry, as we cannot afford to continue this slaughter of prices
longer than the next ten days. Cone in at once.
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Eilers Piano House
SAMMS Bl'ILMXG, ENTERPRISE, OREGON
New
Millinery
ARRIVING
Now is the time
To Get Your : :
HATS
12.
I". S. to C'ordU F. L,-n:s.n.
IS 2ii-42. . '
I. S. to 1. S. C"ur"..s. r.e .
' Md ' se. C-lri-4i-.
I. S. to Martha F. Robins n. se m.
Je b-2, 23-Cn-l.
t. S. ;o ElwarJ C'he?'!;u', u-.
-6-lli-41.
V. S. to G. W. Sbe;ipard. t'.. se.
se ne sec 21. sw nw 22. 3ri-42.
I". S. to Jeiiie Sbfpari, r, ,v,
:-j st. l.i-2n-l.
t". S. to J. L. Maxwe'.:, w1-.. ne. ne
ic, sec 22, nw nw se- S4. ln-42.
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Enterprise Opera House!
DATE ON LABEL.
The month and year to which your
subscription is paid fo'lows your name
n the label. Look at it For in
stance, "Jan 10" means you are paid
0 the last day of January, 1910. If
he date is 'July 09" or any date
irior tothatyojr subs:ription is now
On August 20, sUtem'ents will
e sent to all who are in arrears.
SEWING
ALL WORK
GUARANTEED
GRACE WOOD
Next door to Larsen's Jewelry Store,
Enterprise, Oregon
City
Meat Market
CRAY & HOTCHKlSS.
Proprietors.
Fresh and Salt Keats
MAKES FORTUNE QUICKLY.
Sears Qu-ts Business at 45 With
t25.003.COO.
Chicago, Aug. It;. RicLard V.
Setrs, a former tj'es-aph ora-.ar
it Redwood Falls, .Vim., a-. t silarr
135 a month, his re'.ir?-! frix
business here with a Brians of VZ
W0.WX.. Seven-.een rears go a c
sent him a wa'.ch. w;.h the pr:r
lese of returning it jf he to-iid not
!! it. He did sell it aad man v oUiers.
Then he remove I to .Vin'neapo'is
broadening hi,- busies aid lver
eme toCbotajoand he'pd found the
ireat mail order firm of sars. Ry.
u.k & Co. A Ne York n.di.a'i
Jas just pa.d him I2",0:ju.i,. for his
'bare in the business. He is 47, vear
it a;e
HIGHEST MARKET PRICE .jFOF.
HIDES AND PELTS.
River SL, 1 block south of Funk's
store, Enterprise Oregon
Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and Di
arrhoea Remedy Never Known
to Fail.
"I hive usel Chamberlain's (Vir.
holera and Diarrhea P.i(iiv tii.ie
t fim iut,olu, ei to t'ue" p.jblic
n IS.2. and hSve never found one
instance where a cur .....
y effected br it use. I have been!
x eomtnerouii t.a.el.-r r.r
....
t.-. nU never start out on a trip
iAout this. n, fai.hfuI friund.
avs H. S. Nichols of OaUlaud L4
rer For sale by Bumaugh & yhr'.
:eld.
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FRIDAY NIGHT
AUGUST 20
Ethel Tucker Stock Co.
In t1 e Pwip-Roaring; Farce Comedy 9
Are You An Odd Fellow? 5
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THE PLAYERS
Mr. Louis Koch
THE CHARACTERS L THE PLAY
Tom Sherwood .
Jack Ratledge Mr T.vnt Athey
Abner Packer - . Mr. Harrington Dupuy
LobTravers - . . Mr. Morney Athey
Mr. Jordan - . . Mr. Arthur Moody
Amelia Packer . Miss Marjorie Mandeville
Kitty Packer .... .- Miss Ruth Browne
NELLY SHERWOOD ' - ETHEL TUCKEE
Rvvn pctc
ACT I-New York City. Home of the Sherwoods. $
.Iamma'8arrivaL JAre you a brother?" "Iare." $
- - -- vucooiuui.er. ine aaugmer 01 tne oeparir
ed Angelina.
ACT Ill-More complications. "Will somebody ex-
vun is any one of you an Odd Fellow
This performance. August 20. will be
A Snecial C!nmrlImonf
From Miss TucKer and Her Manager,
Mr.
3 uu uci nauaKif m
3 a me nanagement of the Enter-
if. UriSe Oopra Rnn..
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gnterise Lodge 153 I. 6. O. F.
On Saturday Night Aug. 21
The greatest play of our summer season
ZAZA
The play that made .Mrs. Leslie Carter and
i Jorence Roberts famous. A great production.
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