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watch
JEWELERS carry South
Bend Watches. That
ought to be good enough
evidence that they are best
for you. Il'e know and we
Will TirOVf tn vnn forttio lick
ing thnt no oLher watch you
tail imy win give you such
complete satisfaction. 'We will
show you why they stand tests
thnt other watches cannot, and
now you can save money in buy
He a South Bend Wntch now.
Jtwt nlc and u.... V nKt:
tiou to purchase.
E. B. WHEAT
The Enterprise Jeweler.
$15 CASH $15
To the three Pupils of Wal
lowa County Schools who
bring t he largest number of
t'eir Buster Brown Ads cut
form the News Record to
W. J. FUNK & CO.'S
ritore by November 1, 1908.
Cut out the inlo each week
anil have all your fnends save
nils for you. They are found
onl in the News Riccokd.
Proceedings Of
County Court
Claims Allowed.
(Continued from last week.1
V I Croniu, witness State vs
John Doe 2 20
Al hill M Rmlyer, witness State
vs John Due 3 80
Paul It Rudgtr, witness Stale vg
John D ie 3 80
Stanley I.egore, witness State vs
John Doe. 3 40
C C Koop, witness State vs
John Doe 8 00
A I! Hall, witness Statu vs John
Doe 5 00
J M Baructt, witness State vg
John Doe (! 00
A M Alters, wituehs State vs
John Doe 8 4C
Henry Lortic, witness State vs
John Doe (i 00
I.oren Young, witness state vs
Jolin Doe 9 00
L J Pisel), witness state vs John
I toe 00
J E Keagan, witness state vs
Jolin Doo (i 00
Chas Craven, witness state vg
John Doe 7 00
H II Monlton, witness state s
John Doe 6 00
3 A Simmons, witnetS state va
Jo1.i Doe 3 80
Frank Clark, witness state vs
John Doe 2 20
O P Mays, witness state vs Jolin
Doe." , 4 00
Tra Haskins, witness state vs
Jolin Doe 5 00
W 1 Cole, witness state vs John
Doe 2 21)
JI J Martin, witness flute vs
John Doe 2 20
II McCrae, witness stute vs John
Doe 2 20
L 11 Emuiuns, witness state vs
' John Doe 3 i0
Walter Jimier, witiiwn utate vs
Jcha Doe 5 00
II C Crmuer, witness state vs
John Doe.. 2 20
V G Ownbey, witness state vs
John Doe 1 -10
Dave Iturdett, witness state vs
John Poe 2 l
C 1" Keuworthy, witness statu
vs John Doe. '. 3 20
Itoheit Wright, witness state vs
Jtdiii Doe 8 00
G rover Wright, witness state
vs John Doe 8 00
F K Scii liner, witness ftate vs
John Doe : 3 40
RH Howman, witness state vs
John Doe... 2 20
Edw Miihon, Kitties state vs
John Doe '. 8 00
It McCrae, witnesi state rs John
Poe 8 0
(.'has Hug, w Uncus state vs John
Doe 8 00
JN Sluhbletield, witness Hate
vs John Doe 2 20
Hugh Riley, witness state v
J..hn Doe 2 20
Octe Hartsock, witness state
John Doe , 4 10
lister Iiubler, witness state vs
John Doe..;, 2 20
K R Seely, witness state vs Doris 150 BO
T M Giluiore, " " " 2 20
MV Hearing, 00
KAIlJlwes, ' " " 6 00
I. Conch, " '." 6 00
John Mcl onald, witness state
T Doris 600
O K.Mays, w itness etate vs Doris 4 K)
K I Crow, " " " " 10 IH)
F M Filzp-.it rick, witness state
vs Doris 00
W
00
00
40
20
I0
Oil
0!i
21
20
01
C H Elliott, " ' " " 2
John It.Cline, " " " " 10
G W I'iregir, " " " ' ti
Cora Sutherland, witness state
vs Doris 8-
Mrs V Downs, witness state
vs Doris
Ji o T HoiMimn, witness state vs
Doris 8
F.lla liownian, witness state vs
Doris 8
Sadie Wotnack, witness slate vs
Doris .. 8
SJ Mugill, witness sti..-vB Doris 17
11 I. Martin, " ' " " 2
Delia llaiin, " " " " " 12
Florence. Maun, witness s'ate vs
Doris 12
.1 II llaun, witness state vs Doris 10
R M Hjwinaii, witness state vs
Doris (i
01
01
0
01
on
0(1
On
00
O C Kngehretsou, witness state
vs Doris 12 OH
C T llockett, state vs Tippett. . . 2 20
J G liarnes, stat? vs Chuk et al. 13 01
U II JSuicher, witness before
grainl jury 2 20
L O Stearns, witness stale vs
Jane Doe (i
Mrs Rosa Williams, witness
state vs Jane Doe C
C T McDaniel, witness state vs
Jane Doe (j
Mrs It II Jonas, witness state vs
Jane Doe f,
Ed .Austin, witness state vs
Alonkn an ', 21
Karl liotts, witness state vs
Moiikinau , 21
Win J I'n t in tin , state vs J John
sou 4
Mrs T E Hudson, state vs J
oo
00
00
00
00
00
.lolni-on t 3 00
ViaYjde Hit'dsou, state vs J John
son , ,. . 2
Julius Bidsti up, stale vs Kinney 8
Oliver Hepburn, " " ' 7
Mrs Hepburn, " " " 7
James Henry, " " " 7
Etta Johnson, state vs Johnson 2
John proehstel, witness state vs
Kinney 4
Walter Cochran, wltnusg stilte
vs Clark etui 13
II N Williams, witness statu vs 1
Doris 2
Mrs Frank Andursou, witness
stute v-f Jane D e 8
Dee Hartsock, witness state vs
Kinney ...,, Q
Oce Hartsock, witness slato vs
Ellis 3
H J Marlio, witness state vs
. Doris io
J M HlaliMly, delivering ballot
boxes, primary election ,,, .. 4,'
Oce Hartsock, witness state vs
Wm Kills et al . 3
J M Iilakely, service ou Dr Seely
state vs Doris 1
J M Hlukely, phone bill 3
W J Fruit $1 t Y( nidse Heeman
Insane patient.. ,..,.,,.,,. fl
W J I-1111k & Co, nmrt supplies.,, HI
L Austin, roiid supplies 24
M Crow & Co, election supplier. .)
City f Joseph, rent and light of
council room (or election 11 00
Arthur Puce, work 01; 1003
jissessnient roll 41
I, Austin, ro'id snppiie.- 53
The News Hecurd, ollluu supplies (
" " " " " 80
The News Record, printing elec-
ti in bahots 193
W C Moore, truant officer fees
J day , 4
J II Thompson, county plivst-
cian ami Sec board of health. 102
J V Uusk, registering voters 28
Colon Ii Eberhard, canvassing
votes 4 40
U'iowa Chieftain, otflce sup
plies... ... ... ,. 21
W C Moore, constable fees 0
J .l Hlakely, delivering ballot
boxes general election 41
Frank Akinrspecia constable lti
Paui Moore, JusliuB fans statu ys
Clark 5
I J U liarnes, witness fees 3
John Rolen, " " 3
Hoi t Uarues, " ." 2
Walter Cochi-un, " ' 3
Ell App ;gate, ' 2
FOR
S V Cray, witmss state vs Poiis 10
KP. Leonard, " " " " 10
J V llaiin, ' " " 4
Allie Cook, " " " " 0
Sarah A Williams, witness state
vs Doris 2
II McCrae, it ness state vs I'oris t
J li Maxwell, " " " " 0
S I. Magill, " " " ' l)
Neuralgia.
Sciatica.
Rheumatism.
Backache.
Pain inchest.
Distress in
stomach.
Sleeplessness
L
T M it. Mniore, "
2 CO!
1 W C Wilson, conimissioner's
salar '
Sum Kit nh, coiiimissiouer salary
J W Ker. !, stamp
J V Keras, expense
ClinsHiiK. marshal election
Harry FU her, witness before
PistAtty
Illfilt school vvsit.
Kathryn J)uFur, salary
17 70
10 Tr
4 lit
1 ft
8 .t
5 0
90 0i
12S 01
Vo Ot
15 0(
V 10 Moore, salary
I. G Peterson, sa'ary
.1 H Read , janitor
koai) n-xi).
I' F and Dtiane Ealbroiie, bridge
lumber
f Fand Duane Lathrope, fit and
pine
j II Norton, removing trees from
50 00
12 50
7 70
23 7t
til 8.
40 00
i
roud to Flora
tVallowa Mer. Co, mdse
f Fand Duane l.atlirope, fir and
pine
V J Hammack, bridge and cul
vert timber
) L Chaniliers, road work
1' Fund Duane l.athrope, bridge
Disallowed.
f M Dill, assisting judges anil
clerks election
I M IJakely, error in J G Alath
eny taxes li)0ii
14 OS
3 0(
1 (I",
Forest Service Notes.
Washington, June 10 'I he Foresl
Sei vice ha.; just announced the follow
ing appointment' on National Forests
for Oregon: Ueorge H. West has been
appoluted a Forest Guard on tb
Cascade (Mazapia) National Forest and
Smith L.Taylor on the Cascade (Wil
lamette) National Forest; F. Ititrnes
and Walter Allison have bem up
pointed Forest Guards 011 the Blue Mts
fK.) National Forest; Miss E. A.
Newell lias been appointed a clerk '
I (temporary) on the Cascade (Wil
00 lanite) National Forest; U. S. G.
I Turner lias been unpointed n. Forest
Guard on the Hlue Mountains (E.J
National Forest; Jaines L. Furnish
Ralph Taylor and Archie o, Knowhs
have been appointed, fure t Guards 011
the Cusoade (Willai'iettu) National
Forest.
AFTER MANY YEAR3
From La Gra ide Observer.
Wallowa co.inty has never owned
Hi own court house, having baan a
tenant all of these yexrs. ThU evi
dently will not always bs the cas;.
County Judge-elsct Olmstad and
Commissioner Sam l.itch, are li the
city today looking over oar cDiirt
Haulm biiiliilpn wliu a. view of secur
ing pointers. The huLding us3d a a
court house In La Grande is consid
ered one of the most modern, up-to
date builflirigs in the state and coU
many thousands of dollars less than
many no ntqre prstQ ltbina, bu lJipgs.
Both gentleuitsn were surprli3:l uftcr
looking over our srxueture to note
the thorough workmanship and the
low price, Including furnit ira and a 1.
The churches have planned (q"
unirjn r3'!Iidu..V eve.ipig aerviea tyr
ing tli 3 siuuine.-, The first will be
held next Sunday evening a. a
Fr4abjtorlun church, lie.'. Croclot
of the Christian church preashlug
the sermon. The fo'".OA'ing Sun-la.-evening,
July 5, quarterly mesthig
will be held at the Metholbt church,
crjnrtuctcjd ljy Rfcv, J, U, 01 Id m 0
La Grande.
A, G,"
High Grade Percheron
Will make the season of 1003 at the
ranch of Raker Ilros., on Swunip
Creek, 7 injles iiprlh of Epterprise.
$8 To Insure Colt
PASTCRE FURNISHED.
'A. C." is a handsome black gra.v,
3 years old n May, and weighs
1300 pounds.
1 1
y. Mms' r
i ,,ujW
Former Enterprisian Wed:-.
Scott Z. Hei'de:sjn. ed!t:r of tli j
K.ennewiik Reporter and former rjj
dent of Knterprisa, w.n niarrie.l on
'une 17 at. Spokane, Wash, to Jlhs
larriett A. Mulkey. daughter of Jlr.i.
hoinas Mulkey of that c:ty. The
elding was a quiet one, only th?
.'ar relatives being prsj.it. but on
heir arrha! at Kennewii k a s.il
iid welcome awaited the:n in t'lelr
ev home from the many f.inuls Mr.
iciiderson has won sinca he staitd
lis up-to-date paper in that pro rrev
dve town a few months ago. I'rijnds
'f Mr. Henderson in thU city extend
heir congratulations.
LOSE LAND OFFICE
SATURDAY AFTERNOONS
The l.a (irnnde land otlice will docs
it 1 p. 111. Saturdays, during July, Aug
ist and September. No business can
he transacted after that hour on Salur -
Ia s. This order is effective on the tii st
lay of July, and throughout the whole
Jountry. The ollicials in the olf.ee
j 'uive nothing to say about the matter
inn can act only according to instruc
tions. Mr. Roberts, the receiver, de
dres that all the publicity possible he
iiven the matter, so tl at anyone
naving business in the La Grande
otlice will nut te disappointed by ex
pecting the otlice to be opeu all of
Saturday as usual. '
La Grande Observer: A. P. Col
.Iii8, representing the Mergjnt'ialer
Linotype company's branch office a!
3an Francisco, was In the city this
norning, en route to Entr se
where he will have charge of the
3rection of a Junior linotype on the
3iiterprlslng News Record or Cia'.
.irosperous little city.
The Woman's Union Mis denary
lociety will meet, at the homo o"
Mrs. F. A. Clark, Tueaday, Juie 3),
it 3 p. m,
Elgln.Wallowa Break Even,
Two of the best games ever played
an an eastern Oregon diamond were
.vitnessad by the fans hare Sunday,
saya an Elgin dispatch Ii the Ob
server. The forenoon gauie was a
plain hummer. Up to the last :
- the ninth the score sAood a to 1
in Wallowas favor. Each inning
wan Junt simply one, two. threa and
out to the field. In the la:it ha'f of
he ninth, whan Elgin was a" bat
two men down and a runner on 3.'.
ond, a drive was sont out WatstU
over secoiid. fje.Hintig!y too high for
any jne to stop, but Marvin, play
ing the base for Wallowa, brought
It down and prevented a tie.
The afternoon game belonge.l ti
Elgin from the start, hut Wallowa
rooters could not ptviave It, and
b,ackijd ttieJr faith In the boys from
home to the extent of about $300.
The afternoon score was 5 to 1. '
If you have a hicych , gun, or sewing
niachiiietliat neetU repairing bring it to
the Sevoml Himd Store, Prices right
and all work guaranteed, . 7t:2
Information Concerning Eighth Grade
Final Examinations.
1. Hates: 'a) Jauuarv 2.'!, 21, li):)H:
(b) May 14, 13, UU8; (')' June 11, 12,
I'JUS,
2. Program:
a Thursdays Arithmetic, Writing,
History and Civil Government.
b Fridays -Grammar, Physiology,
Geography ami Spoiling.
3. Sources of IJiu-stions:
a, Utvtgrapliy State Course of
Study, Redway and iliniiaii'n
Natural School (ieography.
b S pelting Eiglny per cent." (itnii
Jieed's Word Lessons, and
twenty per cent from uiiiiiu
script in Language.
O ' Writing Specimens of penman
ship ts indicated in copied mut
ter an 1 from uuiuurcrpt in
Language. '
d Lang ago . Rueliler's Mod--n
English Grammar, 110 diagra -llliog.
e Civil Government United Stales
Constitution,
f History List of topics (rmn Wis..
lory Outline in Statu lmrse of
Study and Cui'l'tnl Events
Notice: 'IVaonoru preparing clashes
fof examinations will please notify
Uiuiliiy superintendent DO days before
exuiuiuuliuii according to law,
J. W. Kkhnm,
County Superiiitenueut of Soliouls.
Take ME
of the Little Tablets
and the Pain
'Careful Banking Insures the Safely of Deposits."
Depositors Have That (iuarantee at
WALLOWA NATIONAL BANK
OF ENTERPRISE, DRKCON
CAPITAL $:0,(00
SL'IH'U'.S HO.iint)
We Do a General Banking Business.
Exchange Bought and Sold on
All Principal Cities.
Cioo. W llyatt, Preshlent y. It. , , VMf
( .-... h. Craig, V ice President Frank A. Reavis, Asst. Cashier
(it:0. S. CltAKt
li. I'KN'NKM,
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CIVIL EXfilXEEUIMi and
ENTERPRISE, OREGON.
ENTERPRISE
MOORE
PRACTICAL PAINTERS
Paper 1 auxins
Up-to-JJaie Signs
House Paint ins
(.'arriu;e Painting
iMFGS FAMOUS FUUNI
TUPE POLISH
Shop and
River St.
Harness and Saddles
L BERLAND, THEs2Sg!IiftND
VIII supply your heeds in the Leather Goods line more cheaply and
give better satisfaction than any other denier In Wallowa ci'iunlv.
Let linn lit you out for the season's work. Repair w oi k a specialty.
MAIN STREET. ENTERPRISE, OREGON
ENTERPRISE MEAT MARKET
REST OF M EATS ALWAYS ON HANljU
'ktl Pill (t HUMAN IHOEPEHPT
Hiilrs and Pelts .,,.,,.-.. l-riUfit ZU
PROPIUETORS
MAIL AND PASSENGER
STAGER LINE
Wallowa. Appleton. Flora io Paradise,
MONDAYS, WEDNESDAYS and KIM DAYS; and
From Paradise, Flora and Appleton Io Wallowa,
TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS ami SATURDAYS.
Good acconinioilalloiis, courtious treatment and reasonable rates.
Leaves allowa at (t a. 111.
E. W. SOUTHWICK, Proprietor.
Red Front Livery and
Feed Stable
First Class Accommodations
Best of Hay and Grain &
one block south of
hotel en teuprise
25
25
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Engineer-
PAINTING CO.
&, IRVING
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